From: "Daniel P. Zepeda" Date: 2001-12-14T01:49:58+09:00 Subject: [ruby-talk:28420] Re: shipping real world apps On Thu, 13 Dec 2001 22:45:56 +0900 Niko Schwarz wrote: > well, myweirdclass is half native, so it needs to be compiled when > installing (normally), but: windows isnt shipped with any c-compiler! > so: what do we do to ship real world applications? Compile it and ship the binary. This is one of the (few) advantages of developing on Windows platform. You don't have to worry about all the different "flavors" as you do with Unix and Unix-like OS's. The latter pretty much forces you to ship source code or provide a statically-linked binary for each platform. That is, if you have access to that platform. > > regards, > > nick > -- > Real Users know your home telephone number. > -- Daniel P. Zepeda daniel@zepeda-zone.net