Install Ruby mapscript with CMake #4749
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@sebastic given we have no ruby mapscript maintainer, can you confirm that this needs to be applied for 6.4 ? |
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Yes, this change needs to be applied for 6.4. I wrote this patch for the Debian package of 6.4.0-beta2 in preparation of the final release. Without this patch running cmake with -DWITH_RUBY=1 and |
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Install Ruby mapscript with CMake
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thanks @sebastic |
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The CMakeLists.txt for the Ruby mapscript extension doesn't include installation instructions.
The mapscript.so library is installed in the directory specified by the 'archdir' configuration option of the default ruby executable.