wxruby development - Aug 2008 - Release of 1.9.8 x86_64 gem

Hello All,

I''ve just uploaded wxruby 1.9.8 x86_64 Gem, for consumption, anyone
having
any problems feel free to report it to the list, and I will look into it.
Please allow for 24 hours, or longer, to pass, to allow the gem to be
migrated between all gem repos.

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Hey Mario

Mario Steele wrote:
> I''ve just uploaded wxruby 1.9.8 x86_64 Gem, for consumption,
anyone
> having any problems feel free to report it to the list, and I will 
> look into it.
Thanks for doing that. Is there a free VM that allows 64-bit guest 
machines? My version of VirtualBox doesn''t; VMware does but is $$.

The gem file looks large - the previous one was only ~10% bigger than 
the equivalent x86 one. Perhaps you could check if doing ''strip -x 
lib/wxruby.so'' then ''rake gem'' again produces a
smaller one, and if so,
upload that in place.

Also I think the platform tag for x86_64 is AMD64; IA-64 is intel''s
64-bit.
> Please allow for 24 hours, or longer, to pass, to allow the gem to be 
> migrated between all gem repos.
Usually a bit quicker than this:
http://rubyforge.org/docman/view.php/5/460/faq.html#mirror

cheers
alex

Hey Alex,

On Sat, Aug 30, 2008 at 4:31 AM, Alex Fenton <alex at pressure.to> wrote:
> Hey Mario

> Thanks for doing that. Is there a free VM that allows 64-bit guest
> machines? My version of VirtualBox doesn''t; VMware does but is $$.

I actually have a server I work on for this World of Warcraft emulator
project, that has a 64 Bit processor......

The gem file looks large - the previous one was only ~10% bigger than
the
> equivalent x86 one. Perhaps you could check if doing ''strip -x
> lib/wxruby.so'' then ''rake gem'' again produces a
smaller one, and if so,
> upload that in place.

Done and done.

Also I think the platform tag for x86_64 is AMD64; IA-64 is intel''s
64-bit.
>
Actually, the 64 bit processor that I built this on, is a 2x Intel Xeon 2.0
GHz Quad Core system, with 4 gigs of ram, and CentOS installed on it.  I
custom compiled Ruby, and installed it.  So , it''s giving the tag back
for
libs and such installed as x86_64.  hence why I put it as Intel IA64.

 Please allow for 24 hours, or longer, to pass, to allow the gem to
be
>> migrated between all gem repos.
>>
> Usually a bit quicker than this:
> http://rubyforge.org/docman/view.php/5/460/faq.html#mirror

Tech support guy coming out in me, usually I tell people 24 hours, out of
habbit. ;-)


cheers
> alex
>

L8ers,

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