I want to distribute a ruby program to 4 offices where I work.
How do I create a minimum subset of the ruby distribution such that it
contains only the modules and ruby system that I need so that my program
can run?
Thanks
Tom R.
I want to distribute a ruby program to 4 offices where I work.
How do I create a minimum subset of the ruby distribution such that it
contains only the modules and ruby system that I need so that my program
can run?
Thanks
Tom R.
Hi Tom,
How do I create a minimum subset of the ruby distribution such that it
contains only the modules and ruby system that I need so that my program
can run?
for exactly the same problem I use “RubyScript2Exe” and it’s
derivates from Erik V.:
http://www.erikveen.dds.nl/rubyscript2exe/
Is a little complex first, but you get used to it. I assumed that
you
want to have a Windows executable containing your scripts, the Ruby
interpreter and all actually used libs.
I once developed a Ruby app with FXRuby frontend using Linux,
ported and packaged it using a Windows installation, burned it to
CD and gave it to a customer. It works even from CD/USB-Stick
because
it unpacks part of the Exe in the TEMP directory and starts from
there.
virumoz
Sry for the odd linebreaks, and:
it’s --> its
virumoz
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