Hi @larskanis @lylejohnson @IgorJorobus !
In windows fxruby usually installed from the rubyinstaller's ruby. This ruby uses MinGW / Msys2 for building.
But when I build ruby from source in windows (using x64 Native Visual Studio command line) my platform type will be not x64_mingw but rather mswin. So, if I would like to install fxruby gem on my own built ruby than (if I'm correct)
I'l get a normal (not the x64_mingw) version of the gem for windows. But the problem is that this gem version doesn't contains any dll libaries.
So do you know any solution for this issue? To install fxruby gem on a native built ruby environment in Windows?
Anyway, thank you for this project. I've just tried out the OpenGL (FXGlCanvas) part of it (with modern opengl) and works like a charm 👌😁.
Greetings,
Samuel from Budapest 😁
Hi @larskanis @lylejohnson @IgorJorobus !
In windows fxruby usually installed from the rubyinstaller's ruby. This ruby uses MinGW / Msys2 for building.
But when I build ruby from source in windows (using x64 Native Visual Studio command line) my platform type will be not
x64_mingwbut rathermswin. So, if I would like to installfxrubygem on my own built ruby than (if I'm correct)I'l get a normal (not the
x64_mingw) version of the gem for windows. But the problem is that this gem version doesn't contains anydlllibaries.So do you know any solution for this issue? To install fxruby gem on a native built ruby environment in Windows?
Anyway, thank you for this project. I've just tried out the OpenGL (FXGlCanvas) part of it (with modern opengl) and works like a charm 👌😁.
Greetings,
Samuel from Budapest 😁