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* configure.in (RUBY_NACL and others): Supports PNaCl.
* dln.c: replace the old hacky dynamic loading over HTTP with nacl_io.
* file.c: tenatively use access(2) instead of eaccess.
(rb_file_load_ok): weaken with attribute but not by postprocess.
* io.c (socket.h): now NaCl has socket.h
(flock): disable here instead of nacl/ioctl.h
* nacl/GNUmakefile.in (CC, LD, NM, AR, AS, RANLIB, OBJDUMP, OBJCOPY):
respect path to them if they are absolute.
This helps naclports to build ruby in their source tree.
(PROGRAM_NMF, .SUFFIXES): support .pnexe for PNaCl.
(ruby.o, file.o): move the hack to attributes in ruby.c and file.c
* nacl/ioctl.h: removed. move the hack to io.c.
* nacl/nacl-config.rb: support arm, pnacl and others.
* nacl/pepper_main.c: support build in a naclports tree.
* ruby.c (rb_load_file): weaken with attribute but not by postprocess.
The patch is by sbc@google.com and the Native Client Authors.
It is available at:
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| nacl-config.rb | ||
| package.rb | ||
| pepper_main.c | ||
| README.nacl | ||
| resource.h | ||
| select.h | ||
| signal.h | ||
| stat.h | ||
| unistd.h | ||
| utime.h | ||
=begin
= Native Client port of Ruby
= How to build
== Prerequisites
You need to install the following things before building NaCl port of Ruby.
* Ruby 1.9.3 or later
* Python 2.6 or later
* NativeClient SDK pepper 37 or later
* GNU make
== Steps
(1) Extract all files from the tarball:
$ tar xzf ruby-X.Y.Z.tar.gz
(2) Set NACL_SDK_ROOT environment variable to the path to the Native Client SDK you installed:
$ export NACL_SDK_ROOT=/home/yugui/src/nacl_sdk/pepper_37
(3) Configure
$ ./configure --prefix=/tmp/nacl-ruby --host=x86_64-nacl --with-baseruby=/path/to/ruby-1.9.3
(4) Make
$ make
$ make package
Now you have ruby.nexe. You can run it by sel_ldr in NaCl SDK.
"make package" installs "pepper-ruby.nexe", an example Pepper application that
embeds Ruby", and libraries to $prefix. You can run it by the following steps:
(5) Publish the $prefix directory on a web server
(6) Visit the example.html on the web server by a browser that implements Pepper 18 or later.
-- e.g., Chrome 18 implements Pepper 18, Chrome 19 implements Pepper 19, ...
= Copyright
* Copyright 2012 Google Inc. All Rights Reserved.
* Author: yugui@google.com (Yugui Sonoda)
=end