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Error compiling on freeBSD 10.0 #23
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This was fixed in #4 but that was passed over for the ability to specify make on the command line so you can now build it using env make=/usr/local/bin/gmake (assuming you've installed gmake). Unfortunately, if you use capistrano to deploy in a bundler environment, it will still fail to build because there is no good way to specify an environment variable for just this one gem to build. @pietern Will you accept a PR that puts a bsd/solaris check back for gmake? This is still a problem. |
Sure, that'd be great actually. The reason for picking the configurable one over the permanent change is that it allows people to fix compilation through the environment. I see the value of having reasonable defaults though. We could have the |
@rhacker Pushed version 0.5.2 that should fix your issue, thanks to @kreynolds. |
great, thanks guys ! |
The BSD `make` is not compatible with many directives in GNU make. For FreeBSD and Solaris systems, default to `gmake` so that native gem builds work without having to specify `MAKE=gmake` in the environment. Relates to: * oxidize-rb/rb-sys#299 * redis/hiredis-rb#23
The BSD `make` is not compatible with many directives in GNU make. For FreeBSD and Solaris systems, default to `gmake` so that native gem builds work without having to specify `MAKE=gmake` in the environment. Relates to: * oxidize-rb/rb-sys#299 * redis/hiredis-rb#23
I have problem compiling the hiredis :
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