fireruby 0.2.1-mswin32 → 0.2.2-mswin32
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- data/examples/CVS/Entries +1 -1
- data/lib/fireruby.so +0 -0
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== FireRuby Version 0.2.
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== FireRuby Version 0.2.2
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FireRuby is an extension to the Ruby language that provides access to the C API
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functionality of the Firebird relational database management system.
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This release is primarily about providing a Linux build of the FireRuby library.
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Thanks go to Ken Kunz for his help in providing the build machine and generating
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the actual build on Linux. Ken noted that the make file generated from the
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extconf.rb script had a CFLAGS entry of 'march=pentium4'. He altered this to
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'mcpu=i586' which, he informs me, should be compatible across i386
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architectures.
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Some of the source controlled files and scripts for the library have been
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updated as part of getting the Linux build working. All updates have been
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checked into CVS on Ruby Forge.
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== Enhancements & Alterations
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A gem of the FireRuby library for Linux was added to the release files.
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== Bug Fixes
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interpreter attempted to clean up at exited. The access violation was
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occurring in a Firebird function call so I'm not exactly sure why it was
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happening. The code has been restructured to bypass the issue.
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- Fixed a bug in the code for the Generator object that was leaving an active
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transaction lying around whenever an exception occurred in a call to fetch a
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- Fixed a buffer overrun bug were the size of an input string was being used
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to determine values written rather than the size of an output field.
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No bugs were fixed for this release.
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== Issues
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have been met the library can be installed on Windows by executing a command
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gem install fireruby-0.2.
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On the Mac OS X platform you may require super user privilege if your Ruby is
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installed to the default location (i.e. /usr/local/lib). In this case you can
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use the sudo command to make the installation like this...
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sudo gem install fireruby-0.2.
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== So How Do I Use It?
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date: 2005-04-12
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summary: Ruby interface library for the Firebird database.
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homepage: http://rubyforge.org/projects/fireruby/
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description: FireRuby is an extension to the Ruby programming language that provides access to the Firebird open source RDBMS. FireRuby is based in the Firebird C API and has no additional dependencies. The FireRuby library wraps the API calls in a Ruby OO interface.
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autorequire: fireruby
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default_executable:
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bindir: bin
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