Rails - Nov 2005 - [OT] debugging rails apps with kodomo 3.5 beta for windows

Hi Group,
 Has anyone experimented with Kodomo 3.5 Beta for Windows?
 I''m totally new to the Kodomo IDE, but I''ve figured out how
to debug my
Rails app locally. (I have followed the instructions in the User Guide to
determine how to debug Rails apps with Kodomo.) But, it is incredibly slow
for me. For example, it takes probably 20 to 30 seconds to go from one page
to another when debugging.
 Do you think this is because the IDE is still in Beta? Or is there anything
I can do to speed up the process?
 Rory


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> I''m totally new to the Kodomo IDE, but I''ve figured out
how to debug my Rails
app locally. (I have followed the instructions in the User Guide to determine
how to debug Rails apps with Kodomo.) But, it is incredibly slow for me. For
example, it takes probably 20 to 30 seconds to go from one page to another when
debugging.
> 
>  
> Do you think this is because the IDE is still in Beta? Or is there anything
I
can do to speed up the process?

Yes, it''s a beta issue; here''s some information about it:
http://blogs.activestate.com/ericp/2005/10/debugging_rails.html
(see the section titled, "A Note on Speed").

--Forrest

Hi all,

I recently joined the list, so I don''t know if anyone''s posted
about
using MySQL 64bit. However, I spent a good portion of yesterday  
scouring the web for some insights.

After installing RoR, I attempted to install the MySQL bindings...to  
no avail. Compiling the bindings against the MySQL 64bit version for  
Tiger (others?) consistently failed with:
     (ranlib structures in table of contents extends past the end of  
the table of contents, can’t load from it)

Installing and using the non-64bit version of MySQL works  
successfully, however. Does anyone have any insights on this?

...also, I want to say a quick "Thank You" to Matz for Ruby, and the  
Rails team. I''m having a blast so far.

--

Josh

Hi,

I had no difficulty at all installing RoR and compiling bindings  
against MySQL 64bit on Linux Opeteron. The only small glitch I had to  
deal was to give the mysql location as parameter since it did not  
live in the default location /usr/lib, but rather /usr/lib64

I haven''t tried MySQL 64bit on Tiger yet but looking forward to it.

On 05.Kas.2005, at 20:13, Joshua Paul wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I recently joined the list, so I don''t know if anyone''s
posted
> about using MySQL 64bit. However, I spent a good portion of  
> yesterday scouring the web for some insights.
>
> After installing RoR, I attempted to install the MySQL  
> bindings...to no avail. Compiling the bindings against the MySQL  
> 64bit version for Tiger (others?) consistently failed with:
>     (ranlib structures in table of contents extends past the end of  
> the table of contents, can’t load from it)
>
> Installing and using the non-64bit version of MySQL works  
> successfully, however. Does anyone have any insights on this?
>
> ...also, I want to say a quick "Thank You" to Matz for Ruby, and
> the Rails team. I''m having a blast so far.
>
> --
>
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