From: Luis Lavena <luislavena@...>
Date: 2010-11-18T00:55:16+09:00
Subject: Re: Fast Debugger (Ruby 1.9.2, DevKit 4.5.0, JDK 6u22, NetBeans 6.9.1)

On Nov 17, 11:58 am, Allan Chin <achin5...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Roger Pack wrote in post #962115:
>
> > ==========================================================================
> >> ruby 1.9.2 debugger listens on port 49296
> >> --- !ruby/exception:NoMethodError
> >> message: undefined method `critical=' for Thread:Class
> >> ---
> >> - C:/Program Files/NetBeans
> >> 6.9.1/ruby/ruby/debug-commons-0.9.5/classic-debug.rb:269:in `trace_off'
> >> - C:/Program Files/NetBeans
>
> > with 1.9.x Thread#critical= was removed
> > maybe 1.8.x would work?
> > @Luis maybe we should provide people of a zip that includes a working
> > gcc+ruby, so that when weirdness happens they can use it and (it
> > hopefully work).
> > -r
>
> Roger - I don't think this is a version problem because on my other dev
> machine with Visual Studio installed. I am able to successfully install
> the fast debugger and with the same 1.9.2, those undefined methods get
> resolved.

Hello Allan, please stop comparing your Visual Studio vs this
installation. The versions of Ruby and the configuration are not the
same.

You have not provided any information about the that specific Ruby
installation (where and how you got it) and if you're actually
compiling things with Visual Studio or not.

It is clear that compilation itself is not working on your
environment, which we need to investigate. I've requested you fill in
the form for us to look at environment variables that might be
affecting GCC. Did you complete it?

--
Luis Lavena