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Green Shoes is one of the colorful Shoes written in pure Ruby.
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Fails on Mac 10.5 with require #58

Open FrankDMartinez opened 12 years ago

FrankDMartinez commented 12 years ago

Hi, With even just a basic "require 'green_shoes'" script, a crash of some sort happens. I have reported it to the ruby People at http://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/5795 but thought I would also cross post here in case the issue is actually green shoes in origin. Any ideas of how to proceed would be welcome.

Thanks.

ashbb commented 12 years ago

Umm,... Sorry, I can't help you. Because I've never used Mac...

I forwarded this issue to Shoes ML. I hope someone Mac user help us.

steveklabnik commented 12 years ago

You compiled this Ruby by hand? Does 1.9.3 even compile on 10.5?

I can't make much out of that crash report, and my personal mac is 10.6.

FrankDMartinez commented 12 years ago

The 1.9.3 ruby is an RVM installation. Yes, it does compile. What information can I provide to help Us get to the bottom of this? I am seeing a similar problem on My 10.7 as well. Although the crash report looks different.

steveklabnik commented 12 years ago

I'm not sure, to be honest. I have a mac, but I maintain Red Shoes; I'm not sure about much of what Green does. It looks like a generic Ruby crash to me. :/

phinze commented 12 years ago

Hello, I have a Mac (albeit it's 10.7) and I can run green_shoes more or less happily with ruby 1.9.3.

It took a bit of doing for me to get the dependencies installed properly, and based on @xuinkrbin's crash log that's my guess as to what the issue is here. I had to do quite a bit of uninstall/reinstalling with homebrew to get the pango stack working properly, and I definitely hit a couple of hard crashes as I was working through it.

@xuinkrbin - how are you installing gtk+ and pango on your system? if you can, i'd recommend giving homebrew a shot since that worked for me.

let me know what things look like over there and hopefully we can work through this.

ashbb commented 12 years ago

Hi Paul,

Hello, I have a Mac (albeit it's 10.7) and I can run green_shoes more or less happily with ruby 1.9.3.

Wow, great! Thank you for the help. Hope you and xuinkrbin will solve the problem on Mac.

ashbb

FrankDMartinez commented 12 years ago

Hi, Paul. I am using MacPorts. I will give Homebrew a try. Thanks!

FrankDMartinez commented 12 years ago

BTW, Paul, after installing gtk+ with Homebrew, did You need to change Your $PATH any or install it to anywhere other than the default location?

atomicules commented 12 years ago

@xuinkrbin It's awhile ago now, but I had no real trouble with Green Shoes on 10.5 (PPC Mac). I put the steps I followed in the wiki. I used Macports. I haven't updated to 1.9.3 yet, but it's an available port so I don't foresee any trouble.

phinze commented 12 years ago

FWIW - I did install homebrew normally according to their instructions, which I believe involves sticking /usr/local/bin at the beginning of your PATH

On Dec 26, 2011, at 5:41 AM, xuinkrbin reply@reply.github.com wrote:

BTW, Paul, after installing gtk+ with Homebrew, did You need to change Your $PATH any or install it to anywhere other than the default location?

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/ashbb/green_shoes/issues/58#issuecomment-3273875