Ruby Serialport 1.0 Release Candidate Testing

hparra / ruby-serialport

ruby-serialport is a Ruby library that provides a class for using RS-232 serial ports

http://rubygems.org/gems/serialport

GNU General Public License v2.0

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Ruby Serialport 1.0 Release Candidate Testing #7

Closed hparra closed 14 years ago

hparra commented 14 years ago

Testing http://github.com/hparra/ruby-serialport/commits/v1.0.0rc1

Mac OS X 32-bit 1.8 (Leopard)
Mac OS X 32-bit 1.9 (Leopard)
Mac OS X 64-bit 1.8 (Snow Leopard)
Mac OS X 64-bit 1.9 (Snow Leopard)
Linux 32-bit 1.8
Linux 32-bit 1.9
Linux 64-bit 1.8
Linux 64-bit 1.9
Windows 32-bit 1.8 (XP)
Windows 32-bit 1.9 (XP)
Windows 64-bit 1.8 (Vista/7)
Windows 64-bit 1.9 (Vista/7)

hparra commented 14 years ago

Builds on Mac OS X 32-bit 1.8 (Leopard).

atimin commented 14 years ago

Builds and tested on Windows 32-bit 1.8 (XP) Builds, but crashed on Windows 32-bit 1.9 (XP) Builds on Linux 32-bit 1.8 (Ubuntu) Builds on Linux 32-bit 1.9 (Ubuntu)

paynerc commented 14 years ago

Builds and tested on Mac OS X 10.6 64-bit.

hparra commented 14 years ago

"Builds, but crashed on Windows 32-bit 1.9 (XP)": Please elaborate on #9

digamesystems commented 14 years ago

Got it to build under Windows 32-bit 1.8.6 (XP) with MinGW / MSYS

My tests look good at least at 115200.

Small issue: On the console you're firing off a couple of debug messages on connecting to a port that may give others issues. I commented out the printf's in win_serialport_impl.c in function: VALUE RB_SERIAL_EXPORT sp_create_impl(class, _port) rebuilt and everything looks fine. Will test on 1.9 if I can find the time in the next week or so.

For average joes without a compiler, a gem w/the binaries packaged up for distribution would be really nice.

Nice job! This is a helpful tool.

Regards.

hparra commented 14 years ago

Yes. I know about those printf statements. They've been in the code for as long as I remember. Removal shouldn't be a problem. Perhaps a DEBUG def would make some sense.

hparra commented 14 years ago

Thank you everyone!

jwtd commented 14 years ago

This average joe is struggling with his MinGW / MSYS compiler on Win 32 XP. A gem with the binaries packaged up for distribution would be very much appreciated.