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Mark Moseley
"gem install ruby-debug-ide" now works for both Ruby 1.8 and 1.9
(version 0.4.7).
(version 0.4.7).
Confused, I am. What is the difference between ruby-debug (which won'tMark said:"gem install ruby-debug-ide" now works for both Ruby 1.8 and 1.9
(version 0.4.7).
As far as the command-line:Tom said:Confused, I am. What is the difference between ruby-debug (which won't
install with my ruby1.9 installation) and ruby-debug-ide (which also
won't install)..?
Not enough info to tell. Can you zip up your entire gems directory andRelative to the ruby-debug-ide install failure, here's what I get:
$ sudo gem19 install ruby-debug-ide
Building native extensions. This could take a while...
ERROR: Error installing ruby-debug-ide:
ERROR: Failed to build gem native extension.
That's helpful, in that I didn't know there was a ruby-debug19. I stillMark said:As far as the command-line:
ruby-debug is for 1.8 only; ruby-debug19 is for 1.9 only
For the IDE:
ruby-debug-ide is (supposed to be) for both
If I still need to do this, do you the directory's whole contents itselfNot enough info to tell. Can you zip up your entire gems directory and
email it to me?
Tom said:That's helpful, in that I didn't know there was a ruby-debug19. I still
don't know what rudy-debug-ide is, however. I have been unable to find
anything about it via Google.
Great - I get it now. I rather suspected that might be what it wasJörg W Mittag said:ruby-debug-ide is two things:
1.) a standardized communication protocol between Ruby implementations
(or more precisely Ruby debuggers) and Ruby IDEs. Every debugger that
conforms to the protocol will *automatically* work with every Ruby IDE
that conforms to the protocol and vice versa.
2.) a set of gems that implement adapters for said standardized
protocol for debuggers that are *not* compliant with the protocol,
like ruby-debug for example.
To put it another way: ruby-debug-ide is to debuggers and IDEs as Rack
is to web frameworks and web servers.
jwm
This is the result of a bug in ruby-debug-base19; it doesn't workTom said:That's helpful, in that I didn't know there was a ruby-debug19. I still
don't know what rudy-debug-ide is, however. I have been unable to find
anything about it via Google.
I'm very familiar with ruby-bug in ruby 1.8.7. My dependence upon it has
been what's kept me from migrating to ruby 1.9. So, with there being a
ruby-debug19 out, I have tried to install it. Failed. Here's the output:
$ sudo gem19 install ruby-debug19
[sudo] password for tomc:
Building native extensions. This could take a while...
ERROR: Error installing ruby-debug19:
ERROR: Failed to build gem native extension.
Wow, what a difference a day makes! Thanks, Mark, for your work, andMark said:This is the result of a bug in ruby-debug-base19; it doesn't workTom said:That's helpful, in that I didn't know there was a ruby-debug19. I still
don't know what rudy-debug-ide is, however. I have been unable to find
anything about it via Google.
I'm very familiar with ruby-bug in ruby 1.8.7. My dependence upon it has
been what's kept me from migrating to ruby 1.9. So, with there being a
ruby-debug19 out, I have tried to install it. Failed. Here's the output:
$ sudo gem19 install ruby-debug19
[sudo] password for tomc:
Building native extensions. This could take a while...
ERROR: Error installing ruby-debug19:
ERROR: Failed to build gem native extension.
properly with ruby-1.9.1-p0. I recommend updating the Ruby 1.9 version
to ruby-1.9.1-p243 or ruby-1.9.2-preview1.
But in case you or someone else has to stay with 1.9.1-p0, I will fix
this and release an update later today.
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