Bug #13413
closed--with-static-linked-ext doesn't install extension files on `make install`
Description
When compiling Ruby using the --with-static-linked-ext option, ext content is not installed into Ruby's lib directory. For modules which include pure Ruby content, it means that those parts of the module can't be required. For example, date
's date.rb
isn't installed into /lib/ruby/$ABI_VERSION
; require "date_core"
works, but require "date"
doesn't.
I've confirmed that this bug occurs on versions 2.3.1 through 2.4.1 and on trunk; it doesn't occur on 2.2.7 and older. I was not able to test on 2.3.0 due to what appears to be an unrelated static linked ext bug. In 2.4 and trunk, make install
fails to complete due to the inability to require an ext module required as part of the install process; in 2.3, make install
completes.
Ruby was configured with the following options:
--prefix=/usr/local/Cellar/portable-ruby-trunk/HEAD-9638295
--enable-load-relative
--with-static-linked-ext
--disable-dln
--with-out-ext=tk,sdbm,gdbm,dbm,dl,coverage,fiddle
--disable-install-doc
--disable-install-rdoc
--disable-dtrace
--with-opt-dir=/usr/local/opt/portable-readline:/usr/local/opt/portable-libyaml:/usr/local/opt/portable-openssl
Full build logs are available here: https://gist.github.com/b33108e03ed6eeda30c4e004a81284b3