Joel VanderWerf

I've been down this road already :) https://github.com/vjoel/ruby-leveldb-native Would you like to join that repo? Btw, @wmorgan no longer maintains this repo and gave his blessing to ruby-leveldb-native.

Another approach, instead of pkg-config (not sure how widely installed that is outside of linux), would be to use rake-compiler, as in https://github.com/minad/lmdb. This repo is sort of the best...

I've been meaning to use rake-compiler in https://github.com/vjoel/ruby-leveldb-native, but I'm just more interested in working on lmdb now.

On Ubuntu 20.04, I got around the permission problem like so: Create `/etc/tmpfiles.d/snapserver.conf` with this line: `d /run/snapserver 0775 snapserver audio ` Edit `/etc/snapserver.conf` to use this dir to create...

This is fixed by your patch, right?

Sorry, no, I haven't used it on windows. When you built leveldb (the C++ lib, I mean, not the ruby extension), did you `make install`? Where did that put the...

If the missing part is libstdc++, then maybe some of the ruby/windows experts can help. Luis Lavena, maybe. Or maybe there is some other gem that uses c++ on mingw...

What about other gems that are based on c++ but not db related? This seems to be a very similar problem: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8318299/eventmachine-gem-workaround-causes-missing-dll-file-ruby-error-windows-7

Do any of the other leveldb gems work on your system? IIRC, ruby-leveldb builds the C++ leveldb code as part of the gem. There is another one that uses FFI.

On 05/06/2014 10:00 AM, Norbert Csibra wrote: > HI, > > Just one extra question, maybe that's the easiest way to ask. > The iterator.rb and the test-iterator.rb scripts runs...