Ruby on Rails

Thank you!

I will post to the rubygems gorup. But, if you might have time to
explain me which specification exactly should be set, I would be very
glad for your help! What I understand from what you've said is the
"s.platform = Gem::Platform::RUBY" specification. If, so, this is
exactly what I did, i.e. set it to Native Ruby.

Anyway, thank you for you help!

Esen.

On Jul 30, 6:53 pm, Frederick Cheung <frederick.che...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> On Jul 30, 10:19 am, CUBRID <kadish...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > Hi,
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> > I am encountering an odd behavior of gem install function. Can anyone
> > explain me what "gem install" actually does?
>
> > I have several C code and header files, and one extconf.rb file, +
> > mygem.gemspec file. So, when I build a gem it successfully creates
> > mygem-0.61.gem.
>
> > So, when I install it locally using "gem install mygem-0.61.gem" I
> > expect the gem to create a makefile, because in the extconf.rb file I
> > explicitly indicate it, and then "make install" that newly created
> > Makefile. However, "gem install' does not create a Makefile and does
> > not install it. What it does is just copies those several files to the
> > gem directory, where Gem keeps all its gems.
>
> > What I have to do is manually rub "ruby extconf.rb", which creates the
> > Makefile, and manually "make install".
>
> > The questions is: Should not "gem install" perform all these operation
> > by itself, when I type "gem install mygem"?
>
> You need to indicate in your gemspec that there is a native library to
> build. You might get more answers on one of the main ruby lists as
> this isn't really a rails question.
>
> Fred

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