Strip single quote from LDFLAGS and CPPFLAGS #441
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Thanks for fixing! I worry that this will break installing to paths that contain spaces, however. I'll look into ways of escaping those that Ruby trunk won't choke on. |
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I just tried and it doesn't seem that installing Rubies into paths with spaces ever worked, even with quoted values. Installing openssl aborts very quickly with cryptic errors. I tried escaping with single quotes, double quotes, backslash. So I guess we didn't lose anything with this change. |
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Whoops, seems like installing 2.1.0-dev still fails even after your fix is applied. The problem is a missing directory listed in LDFLAGS. I'm making a proper fix right now. |
The problem wasn't in quoting as per 0b52061, but in the fact that Ruby trunk added a LDFLAGS checker that aborts if any of the paths listed in it are missing: ruby/ruby@3636f8c This is probably a bug in Ruby, but for now a simple workaround is to iterate through paths in LDFLAGS and ensure they exist. References #441
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@mislav Thanks for your verification |
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Dear development team. I still have this problem when I try to install the 2.1.0-dev version. Thanks for your help |
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@gabocas I can't reproduce on Mac OS X 10.9. Please tell us your OS version and |
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Thanks for your help. I have OS X 10.9 and my ruby-build version is 20130901. |
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@gabocas You're on an outdated release. The version which contains the fix is |
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Thank you very much for your help and time and sorry for my dumb question. It worked. |
To building 2.1.0-dev with ruby-build master happened build failure. It seems that LDFLAGS and CPPFLAGS contains wrong variables such as single quote.
PS: ruby-trunk checked these variables and stopped build process by ruby/ruby@3636f8c