* Disables GCC2 building
* Creates new patch without the GCC2 fixes
* Use the RC1 build instead of a pre-release
* Does not work: claims it needs a working Ruby to build a working Ruby. Go figure.
* Marked as broken, as trying to build it here triggers a package_daemon
crash (during install phase). Can someone else reproduce, or is my Haiku
install broken?
* Switch to gcc for linking modules in order to handle the rpath
flags
* Enable -export-dynamic flag so we can lookup symbols properly
* Add soname flags so that haikuporter doesn't freak out when
trying to package the devel libs
Base package works fine but we need to look into adding vendor dir
support and changing the gem install/lookup locations
(similar to how python/perl were changed)
Also, need to figure out how to get the shared library flags right.
gcc2 doesn't like the flags it uses for rpath and disabling rpath
causes a failure at install time because the modules can't find
libruby.so. This isn't critical though, the pre-PM packages weren't
built with a shared library either.
Changed the status to stable and added dev-lang/ruby as a dependency since it needs an existing ruby to bootstrap.
Renamed the OPD file just to make it consistent with others.
Cleanup up the Copyright field on several of my old .OPD files.
This was done to match the example at http://www.haiku-os.org/node/2525 which
doesn't contain a comma bewtween the date and the copyright owner.
