From: Luis Lavena <luislavena@...>
Date: 2011-08-27T02:25:26+09:00
Subject: Re: NArray install fail with DevKit on Win

In reply to Armin Armbruster sent as personal message:
> Hi Luis,
>
> thanks for your suggestions regarding the narray gem, and thanks for all
> your work with rubyinstaller and devkit.
>
> One comment:
> I noticed that during linking, there are a lot of paths added that seem
> to be coming from your local machine. I don't think it causes any
> problems, but it still might be worthwhile checking (see below).
>
> Thanks,
> Armin
>
> ====================================
> gcc -shared -s -o rb_gsl.so alf.o array.o array_complex.o blas.o blas1.o
> blas2.o blas3.o block.o bspline.o bundle.o cdf.
> o cheb.o combination.o common.o complex.o const.o const_additional.o
> cqp.o deriv.o dht.o diff.o dirac.o eigen.o error.o
> fcmp.o fft.o fit.o fresnel.o function.o geometry.o graph.o gsl.o
> gsl_narray.o histogram.o histogram2d.o histogram3d.o hi
> stogram3d_source.o histogram_find.o histogram_oper.o ieee.o
> integration.o interp.o jacobi.o linalg.o linalg_complex.o ma
> th.o matrix.o matrix_complex.o matrix_double.o matrix_int.o min.o
> monte.o multifit.o multimin.o multimin_fsdf.o multiroo
> ts.o multiset.o ndlinear.o nmf.o nmf_wrap.o ntuple.o odeiv.o ool.o
> oper_complex_source.o permutation.o poly.o poly2.o qr
> ng.o randist.o rational.o rng.o root.o sf.o sf_airy.o sf_bessel.o
> sf_clausen.o sf_coulomb.o sf_coupling.o sf_dawson.o sf
> _debye.o sf_dilog.o sf_elementary.o sf_ellint.o sf_elljac.o sf_erfc.o
> sf_exp.o sf_expint.o sf_fermi_dirac.o sf_gamma.o s
> f_gegenbauer.o sf_hyperg.o sf_laguerre.o sf_lambert.o sf_legendre.o
> sf_log.o sf_mathieu.o sf_power.o sf_psi.o sf_synchro
> tron.o sf_transport.o sf_trigonometric.o sf_zeta.o signal.o siman.o
> sort.o spline.o stats.o sum.o tamu_anova.o tensor.o
> vector.o vector_complex.o vector_double.o vector_int.o wavelet.o -L.
> -LC:/Ruby192/lib -LC:/Ruby192/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.
> 9.1/i386-msvcrt -L.
> -LC:\\Users\\Luis\\Projects\\oss\\oneclick\\rubyinstaller\\sandbox\\tk\\lib
> -LC:\\Users\\Luis\\Projects\\oss\\oneclick\\rubyinstaller\\sandbox\\tcl\\lib
> -LC:\\Users\\Luis\\Projects\\oss\\oneclick\\rubyinstaller\\sandbox\\libyaml\\lib
> 
-LC:\\Users\\Luis\\Projects\\oss\\oneclick\\rubyinstaller\\sandbox\\pdcurses\\lib
> -LC:\\Users\\Luis\\Projects\\oss\\oneclick\\rubyinstaller\\sandbox\\openssl\\lib
> -LC:\\Users\\Luis\\Projects\\oss\\oneclick\\rubyinstaller\\sandbox\\zlib\\lib
> -LC:\\Users\\Luis\\Projects\\oss\\oneclick\\rubyinstaller\\sandbox\\iconv\\lib
> -LC:\\Users\\Luis\\Projects\\oss\\oneclick\\rubyinstaller\\sandbox\\gdbm\\lib
> -LC:\\Users\\Luis\\Projects\\oss\\oneclick\\rubyinstaller\\sandbox\\
> libffi\\lib  -Wl,--enable-auto-image-base,--enable-auto-import
> rb_gsl-i386-mingw32.def -L/c/gsl-1.14/lib -lgsl -lgslcbla
> s -lm -lmsvcrt-ruby191  -lshell32 -lws2_32
> ====================================

Seems that rbconfig.rb is keeping all the PATH options used as LDFLAGS 
when building Ruby itself.

I've create an issue to resolve at RubyInstaller:

https://github.com/oneclick/rubyinstaller/issues/85

Thank you.
--
Luis Lavena

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