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Peter Wood
== FireRuby Version 0.2.2
FireRuby is an extension to the Ruby language that provides access to the C API
functionality of the Firebird relational database management system.
This release is primarily about providing a Linux build of the
FireRuby library.
Thanks go to Ken Kunz for his help in providing the build machine and
generating
the actual build on Linux. Ken noted that the make file generated from the
extconf.rb script had a CFLAGS entry of 'march=pentium4'. He altered this to
'mcpu=i586' which, he informs me, should be more compatible across i386
architectures.
Some of the source controlled files and scripts for the library have been
updated as part of getting the Linux build working. All updates have been
checked into CVS on Ruby Forge.
== Enhancements & Alterations
A gem of the FireRuby library for Linux was added to the release files.
== Bug Fixes
No bugs were fixed for this release.
== Where Can I Get It?
The FireRuby project is hosted on the Ruby Forge site here...
http://rubyforge.org/projects/fireruby/
FireRuby is an extension to the Ruby language that provides access to the C API
functionality of the Firebird relational database management system.
This release is primarily about providing a Linux build of the
FireRuby library.
Thanks go to Ken Kunz for his help in providing the build machine and
generating
the actual build on Linux. Ken noted that the make file generated from the
extconf.rb script had a CFLAGS entry of 'march=pentium4'. He altered this to
'mcpu=i586' which, he informs me, should be more compatible across i386
architectures.
Some of the source controlled files and scripts for the library have been
updated as part of getting the Linux build working. All updates have been
checked into CVS on Ruby Forge.
== Enhancements & Alterations
A gem of the FireRuby library for Linux was added to the release files.
== Bug Fixes
No bugs were fixed for this release.
== Where Can I Get It?
The FireRuby project is hosted on the Ruby Forge site here...
http://rubyforge.org/projects/fireruby/