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14/03/2008, 19h12

Sounds like it might be useful for those that want a "smaller install"
(I would be one).
You might want to consider joining the Ruby OCI (One Click Installer)
mailing list and bouncing your ideas off them.
If you were able to add your package as an "option" next to the typical
OCI it would get WAY more publicity. I know I would probably download
it.

A couple of thoughts:

What about gettext and openssl packages? Those are...vaguely useful.
And iconv?
You might be able to get a far smaller download if you don't include the
Rdoc stuff, maybe some other stuff.

> And while I'd love to compile Ruby, it's impossible for me to obtain a
> VC6 compiler, so I'll simply grab the Ruby binary off of
> garbagecollect.jp (same source as the One Click Installer), add the
> needed support, and that's it, more or less.

If you wanted to live the edge you could compile it with mingw

If you try hard I'm sure you can find a VC6 compiler around.

GL.
-R
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14/03/2008, 19h12	#5
Roger Pack Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: Yet another Windows installer Sounds like it might be useful for those that want a "smaller install" (I would be one). You might want to consider joining the Ruby OCI (One Click Installer) mailing list and bouncing your ideas off them. If you were able to add your package as an "option" next to the typical OCI it would get WAY more publicity. I know I would probably download it. A couple of thoughts: What about gettext and openssl packages? Those are...vaguely useful. And iconv? You might be able to get a far smaller download if you don't include the Rdoc stuff, maybe some other stuff. > And while I'd love to compile Ruby, it's impossible for me to obtain a > VC6 compiler, so I'll simply grab the Ruby binary off of > garbagecollect.jp (same source as the One Click Installer), add the > needed support, and that's it, more or less. If you wanted to live the edge you could compile it with mingw If you try hard I'm sure you can find a VC6 compiler around. GL. -R -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.