From: Tim Nordloh <tnordloh@...>
Date: 2006-03-31T04:41:54+09:00
Subject: Re: Ruby on HP-UX

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I'm puzzled by this one -- for whatever reason, syck isn't getting loaded.
I've not had this problem on HP-UX myself, and yaml.rb has a require
'yaml/syck' at the top, so I don't know why you're not getting an error fro=
m
rather than getting this far.

Good point, and your saying it made me go check myself.  Man, I hate it whe=
n
it turns out that the problem is my fault.  I did have a problem like that
early on in the process, so I ended up copying the syck file one directory
higher.  I went and deleted everything in the ruby installed library
directory, and suddenly it 'ri' started working.

Nothing better than looking like a moron to the entire Ruby community at
once, it saves time.

So my last set of steps works, but some of them are unnecessary.  I do have
one little issue where I'm still manually editing the Makefile to remove th=
e
extra -E.  Mental, do you have to do that too, or is there something I
should be tweaking in the ./configure command to make that not happen
anymore?

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