Closed stephenbinns closed 9 years ago
I'm not sure about that. I haven't been actively working on Ashton since 1.9.3. I assume something has changed in the ruby c API since then, but the fix should be simple. I recommend you work with 1.9.3, when using Ashton, until this can be resolved.
Oops no, that is actually an issue with using 64 bit ruby, not with the version itself. Can you try cloning the repo and using this to prevent it trying to set those values?
#ifndef ptrdiff_t
typedef ptrdiff_t GLwhatever
#endif
Otherwise, I can try to sort it next week.
I went for a simple solution. Changed the types to be long. Now it compiles (and runs) correctly for me on Ubuntu (Ruby 1.9.3/64bit), OSX (Ruby 2.0.0/64bit) and Windows 7 (Ruby 1.9.3/32bit). Tell me if it fails elsewhere...
Pushed to rubygems as v0.1.5
Thanks for your bug report and attempts to fix it!
Thanks for getting this fixed :star:
I'm having some issues compiling the native extensions on mavericks - am I missing a dependency?
Im running with ruby version:
I believe this is the default now?