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problems with installation of ruby-packer #33

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BluePeony opened this issue Feb 11, 2018 · 4 comments
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problems with installation of ruby-packer #33

BluePeony opened this issue Feb 11, 2018 · 4 comments
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@BluePeony
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Hi,
I am trying to install ruby-packer on a Windows10 machine. But it did not work. After I followed the installation procedure written here: https://github.com/pmq20/ruby-packer I get an error when trying to execute rubyc. The error says that nmake could not be found. What am I doing wrong?

@tomdalling
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Sounds like Visual Studio command line tools aren't available. Are you able to run nmake from the command line?

@BluePeony
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Thank you! You were right. The error does not show up when I run "rubyc" from the VS command prompt and not from the "normal"/usual one.
However when I run "rubyc" now it keeps running for quite some time and then aborts with an error, that the command "bison" could not be found.
bison_error
Do you have any idea how to fix that? I googled it but did not find any solution.

@drbrain
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drbrain commented May 9, 2018

Your error message seems to say The command "bison" is either misspelled or could not be found", so maybe bison for win32 will help?

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hsandt commented Jun 30, 2019

Same issue on Linux with bison: command not found.
Installing bison with sudo apt install bison works (as in the Docker file in #39)

So I suggest to simply add bison along squashfs-tools in the list of Linux/OSX dependencies (Install on Linux/macOS sections), and bison for Windows in Install on Windows as drbrain suggested.

I also suggest editing this issue's title to something like "bison: command not found on compile -> suggest adding bison as dependency in README" to make it more specific.

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