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Actually, this isn't quite right - my 'fix' seems to be causing segfaults... I managed to get the standard released gem to install (and work without segfault'ing) by installing like this: i.e. I used the options that extconf.rb put into the Makefile for me, except for -Werror=format-security which breaks the build. |
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I couldn't get the current release branch of rsruby to build on the latest Ubuntu with the standard ruby package - it gives the following error:
I thin kthe issue is similar to the compilation errors reported in this issue in eventmachine:
eventmachine/eventmachine#346
...and the fix is very similar - I've modified a couple of the rb_raise calls to include the format string "%s" explicitly.
Thanks,
Ash.