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diff --git a/ext/mbstring/oniguruma/INSTALL-RUBY b/ext/mbstring/oniguruma/INSTALL-RUBY deleted file mode 100644 index ea214b6127..0000000000 --- a/ext/mbstring/oniguruma/INSTALL-RUBY +++ /dev/null @@ -1,48 +0,0 @@ -INSTALL-RUBY 2003/06/12 - -The way of installing into Ruby is shown. -First, prepare for the source of Ruby. -(http://www.ruby-lang.org/) - -A. Unix or Cygwin platform -B. Win32 platform (VC++) - - -A. Unix or Cygwin platform - - (in oniguruma directory) - 1. ./configure --with-rubydir=<ruby-source-dir> - 2. make 16 # for Ruby 1.6.8 - or - make 18 # for Ruby 1.8.0 - - Or you can specify ruby source directory. - (ex. make 16 RUBYDIR=../ruby) - - (in ruby source directory) - 3. ./configure (** If it doesn't go yet. **) - 4. make clean - 5. make - - - * test (ASCII and EUC-JP) - - (in oniguruma directory) - 6. make rtest - Or you can specify ruby program directory. - (ex. make rtest RUBYDIR=/usr/local/bin) - - -B. Win32 platform (VC++) - - * Requirement: Visual C++, patch.exe - - (in oniguruma directory) - 1. copy win32\Makefile Makefile - 2. nmake 16 RUBYDIR=<ruby-source-dir> # for Ruby 1.6.8 - or - nmake 18 RUBYDIR=<ruby-source-dir> # for Ruby 1.8.0 - - 3. Follow <ruby-source-dir>\win32\README.win32 description... - -// END |