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Yukihiro "Matz" Matsumoto
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`build.bins` is for compiled binaries with bare names; entries are fed through `exefile()` in `tasks/bin.rake`, which appends `exts.executable` (e.g. `.exe`) when no extension is present. When `ENV['OS']` is not `Windows_NT` but the toolchain has `exts.executable=".exe"` (e.g. cross builds, or environments where `OS` is unset under visualcpp), `mruby-bin-config` ended up with a file task at `.../mruby-config` while rake asked for `.../mruby-config.exe`, aborting with "Don't know how to build task". Skip the `bins` path and call `build.define_installer` directly with `mruby_config_path`, mirroring the existing `iscross` branch. The file task path now always matches the script content's extension (`.bat` on Windows, no extension elsewhere). close #6807, reported by UENO, M. (@eunos-1128). Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
mruby-bin-config
mruby-config outputs the configuration used to build mruby, useful for compiling C extensions.
Usage
mruby-config [switches]
Options
--cc- print C compiler name--cflags- print flags passed to C compiler--cxx- print C++ compiler name--cxxflags- print flags passed to C++ compiler--as- print assembler name--asflags- print flags passed to assembler--objc- print Objective C compiler name--objcflags- print flags passed to Objective C compiler--ld- print linker name--ldflags- print flags passed to linker--ldflags-before-libs- print flags passed to linker before linked libraries--libs- print linked libraries--libmruby-path- print libmruby path--help- print help
Examples
# Get C compiler
mruby-config --cc
# Get compiler flags for building extensions
mruby-config --cflags
# Compile a C extension
gcc $(mruby-config --cflags) -c extension.c
# Link with mruby
gcc extension.o $(mruby-config --ldflags) $(mruby-config --libs)
License
MIT License - see the mruby LICENSE file.