Made compilation on OSX a little easier and updated to use RbConfig#6
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Made compilation on OSX a little easier and updated to use RbConfig#6system123 wants to merge 1 commit intodaikini:masterfrom
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OSX Compilation was not supported out of the box so I just added the correct paths and a small section to find the paths based on the OS running. Config was removed from Ruby some time ago so all those calls throw warnings, updated then to use RbConfig instead.
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OSX Compilation was not supported out of the box so I just added the correct paths and a small section to find the paths based on the OS and architecture running on the host machine. Running on OSX also requires a few paths to be added to ~/.bash_profile so I updated the readme to describe these.
Config was removed from Ruby some time ago so all those calls throw warnings, updated them to use RbConfig instead.