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If you use a non-RubyInstaller version of Ruby (IE from the likes of MSYS2), the "RubyInstaller" class is not available. This prevents Ruby2D from running your scripts, citing a missing `ruby2d.so` file. The reason this was happening is because of the following line: `RubyInstaller::Runtime.add_dll_directory(File.expand_path(s2d_dll_path))` The above line adds the `assets/mingw/bin` folder to an include list (so Ruby2D can use the DLL's it contains), but is dependent on `RubyInstaller`. The fix is to get rid of this dependency, which can be done using the `fiddle` gem. It seems that `fiddle` is a default Ruby gem, so everybody should have it installed. The above code works for me. It's not been tested on other versions of Ruby.
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If you use a non-RubyInstaller version of Ruby (IE from the likes of MSYS2), the "RubyInstaller" class is not available.
This prevents Ruby2D from running your scripts, citing a missing
ruby2d.sofile.The reason this was happening is because of the following line:
RubyInstaller::Runtime.add_dll_directory(File.expand_path(s2d_dll_path))The above line adds the
assets/mingw/binfolder to an include list (so Ruby2D can use the DLL's it contains), but is dependent onRubyInstaller. The fix is to get rid of this dependency, which can be done using thefiddlegem. It seems thatfiddleis a default Ruby gem, so everybody should have it installed.The above code works for me. It's not been tested on other versions of Ruby.