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Josef 'Jupp' SCHUGT
Hi!
I recently had an efficency problem with a small tool to be used with
a Ruby program. To improve efficency I did re-write the tool in C.
That immediately brought up the question if one can use exconf.rb not
only to create libraries but also for executables.
I didn't find any hint concerning that question. Is it possilble?
How? Wouldn't it be nice if it *were* possible? Is there an
alternative? I know that autoconf & Co. exist but they require tools
that are not necessarily available on machines that have Ruby. The
solution should not require more than Ruby, C and make (or nmake).
I presently use a Makefile but Makefiles are not the answer to
portability issues.
Josef 'Jupp' Schugt
I recently had an efficency problem with a small tool to be used with
a Ruby program. To improve efficency I did re-write the tool in C.
That immediately brought up the question if one can use exconf.rb not
only to create libraries but also for executables.
I didn't find any hint concerning that question. Is it possilble?
How? Wouldn't it be nice if it *were* possible? Is there an
alternative? I know that autoconf & Co. exist but they require tools
that are not necessarily available on machines that have Ruby. The
solution should not require more than Ruby, C and make (or nmake).
I presently use a Makefile but Makefiles are not the answer to
portability issues.
Josef 'Jupp' Schugt