without any modifications to PATH. To run an ruby program that is
installed in jruby's bin directory (which no longer needs to be in the
PATH), use jruby -S program.
Set JAVA_HOME and PATH and disable forking so java doesn't crash when
running the test and spec tasks. Don't install the jruby-launcher gem
when running the test and spec tasks, as it fails.
Regress depend on git when running the specs, as it needs to download
current rubyspecs for the spec task.
Delete the jruby-complete.jar file and just use the jruby.jar file
when running the specs, as otherwise you get additional test failures
and warnings.
Switch to SUBST_CMD while here now that has been fixed. Also, bump
the memory limits by 50M as 384M doesn't seem to be enough in all
cases.
Make jruby binary not segfault if PATH isn't set correctly.
Remove rubygems hacks, since they are no longer necessary now
that the versions of rubygems for the other ruby interpreters
are > 1.3.7.
No longer ship the ri documentation files with JRuby. JRuby
ships with a broken ri binary anyway (requires the rdoc gem to
work), and almost all users of JRuby have MRI ruby installed
and can use its ri binary.
script, so it can now be used in shebang lines. Remove the
building of nailgun, since nailgun support is now part of the
jruby binary.
This requires patching the included jruby-launcher gem to make a
similar change we used to make to the jruby.bash script, to set the
JAVA_HOME environment so things work correctly.
Also, create the SITEARCHDIR directory by default.
OK jcs@
as well as experimental C extension support, and many other
significant new features.
Bump required memory to 384MB, should fix occassional memory
errors when building.
Use the jruby-complete.jar instead of the jruby.jar, seems
to be necessary for C extension support to work correctly.
RSpec is no longer bundled. Additionally, the extra 1.5.3
distfile is no longer needed as the changes have been included
upstream.
OK landry@
performance increases and ruby 1.8.7 support. ffi support now works in
simple cases. It now works on amd64 as well. I'm taking over
maintenance from bernd@.
ok landry
JRuby is an 100% pure-Java implementation of the Ruby programming language.
JRuby is tightly integrated with Java to allow the embedding of the
interpreter into any Java application with full two-way access between the
Java and the Ruby code.
help & testing kurt@, ian@ and sturm@
ok kurt@
