Hi,
At Sun, 24 Dec 2006 08:05:05 +0900,
crysknife@... wrote in [ruby-talk:231120]:
> So, I'm writing a program which uses SWIG to interface between C++ and
> Ruby, and I just upgraded my Ruby version from an older version (I
> think 1.8.2) to the current stable release (1.8.5). Now when I compile
> (in MSVS2003) I receive "fatal error C1189: #error : MSC version
> unmatch" from Ruby's config.h, from these lines:
> #if _MSC_VER != 1200
> #error MSC version unmatch
> #endif
You can't mix ruby compiled with Visual C++ version 6 and
extensions compile with Visual C++ version 7 (MSVS2003), or
vice versa, due to the binary incompatibility between MSVC
runtime DLLs which those compilers use.
The only possible alternatives are:
a) compile your extension with VC6 (or mingw), or
b) compile ruby (and other extensions if you need) by yourself
with VC7.
--
Nobu Nakada
