libxml-ruby install

Avdi January 18, 2006 5 Comments

Jotting this down in case I ever need to do it again…

Changes needed to compile libxml-ruby and libxslt-ruby on OpenBSD 3.3

with GCC 2.95:

– Add CFLAGS=LIBXML_SCHEMAS_ENABLED to the ‘make’ command line

– Add #include <stdarg.h> to the top of ruby_xml_document.c

– Rename ‘libxml-ruby’ source dir to ‘libxml’

der_m January 18, 2006 at 07:08

stop it, you’re turning me on! ;p
so are you using OpenBSD regularly? at home or work? i only ask because i finally tried it (it’s been on my mind for a long long time) and realized it demands a good BSD understanding to even get running, which i don’t currently have :-p later!
1. __batgirl__ January 18, 2006 at 07:12
  
  *runs in, swipes your icon and flees*
  
  sorry but you have no idea how much i need an icon of a goth chick lecturing a teddy bear 😛
  1. der_m January 18, 2006 at 08:04
    
    lol! help yourself. so you know, i cropped it from a Nemi comic. a fun comic i’d stumbled over from Norway. requisite link.
    enjoy!
2. avdi January 18, 2006 at 14:53
  
  My web host (rootroute.net) runs OpenBSD. So my interest in it, currently, extends only as far as getting things to compile under it.
  
  Although in this case I don’t think the platform had anything to do with the changes I had to make. lib[xml/xslt]-ruby are just really shoddy packages.
ex_greymaide85 January 18, 2006 at 22:00

Holy crap, I think I actually understood all of that. Maybe I haven’t lost as much as I thought.

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