Joao Pedrosa
2004-Jun-28 09:24 UTC
[Rubyinstaller-users] ODBC problem with the latest 1.8.2 test
Hi guys, I''ve just downloaded and tested the latest 1.8.2 test version, and I''ve got this little problem: --- script require ''odbc'' ODBC::Driver.new --- end of script --- output>ruby no2.rbno2.rb:2:in `(null)'': stack level too deep (SystemStackError) from no2.rb:2:in `(null)'' from no2.rb:2:in `(null)'' from no2.rb:2:in `(null)'' from no2.rb:2:in `(null)'' from no2.rb:2:in `(null)'' from no2.rb:2:in `(null)'' from no2.rb:2:in `(null)'' from no2.rb:2:in `(null)'' ... 4231 levels... from no2.rb:2:in `(null)'' from no2.rb:2:in `(null)'' from no2.rb:2:in `new'' from no2.rb:2>Exit code: 1--- end of output I''ve tested with the other odbc.so that I have, which I don''t remember if I compiled with MinGW, and it worked ok. I''m attaching it in case you want it. It''s the latest version of Ruby-ODBC as well. Regards, Joao __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? New and Improved Yahoo! Mail - 100MB free storage! http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: odbc_good.so Type: application/x-apachemodule Size: 69632 bytes Desc: odbc_good.so Url : http://rubyforge.org/pipermail/rubyinstaller-users/attachments/20040626/e54bdf1c/odbc_good-0001.bin
Curt Hibbs
2004-Jun-28 10:42 UTC
[Rubyinstaller-devel] RE: [Rubyinstaller-users] ODBC problem with the latest 1.8.2 test
Joao Pedrosa wrote:> > Hi guys, > > I''ve just downloaded and tested the latest 1.8.2 test > version, and I''ve got this little problem: > > --- script > require ''odbc'' > ODBC::Driver.new > --- end of script > > --- output > >ruby no2.rb > no2.rb:2:in `(null)'': stack level too deep > (SystemStackError)Thanks, I''ve confirmed that this problem exists in the 1.8.2 snapshot from which 182-14 was built, and I have also confirmed that if I substitute the odbc.so from 1.8.1 the problem goes away. In subsequent 182-14 test releases (and the actual 182-14 release), I will make this substitution. Thanks again, Curt