FreeBSD 12.0, tested with Ruby 25 and Ruby 26 (with and without gcc 9.4 installed)
Scenario:
sudo gem install dep-selector-libgecode
checking whether to build search... yes
/usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/2.5/gems/dep-selector-libgecode-1.3.4/ext/libgecode3/vendor/gecode-3.7.3/configure: 11561: Syntax error: word unexpected (expecting ")")
extconf.rb:124:in `block in run': Failed to build gecode library. (GecodeBuild::BuildError)
from extconf.rb:123:in `chdir'
from extconf.rb:123:in `run'
from extconf.rb:130:in `\<main>'
extconf failed, exit code 1
Steps to Reproduce:
Install (sudo) ruby, ruby26-gems, gcc. Attempt a normal install with rubygem of the package.
Expected Result:
The configure file creating gecode should not fail. (It may at some point fall into csh as the shell as I can see a lot of shell manipulation in the configure file but the default shell on FreeBSD is csh which doesn't seem to be supported in the script.)
Actual Result:
Error message as provided in the scenario.
Additional Information:
There's a packaged version of gecode available on FreeBSD without requiring building it.
Version:
1.3.4, 1.3.1, 1.3.0, 1.2.0
Environment:
FreeBSD 12.0, tested with Ruby 25 and Ruby 26 (with and without gcc 9.4 installed)
Scenario:
sudo gem install dep-selector-libgecode
Steps to Reproduce:
Install (
sudo
)ruby
,ruby26-gems
,gcc
. Attempt a normal install with rubygem of the package.Expected Result:
The configure file creating
gecode
should not fail. (It may at some point fall intocsh
as the shell as I can see a lot of shell manipulation in the configure file but the default shell on FreeBSD is csh which doesn't seem to be supported in the script.)Actual Result:
Error message as provided in the scenario.
Additional Information:
There's a packaged version of
gecode
available on FreeBSD without requiring building it.