Ruby port and its socket library

[Tabitha McNerney]

Hello,

I accidentally uninstalled my previous installed version of the ruby MacPort
(ruby 1.8.6 patch 110) and then I upgraded the port to the current ruby port
(ruby 1.8.6 patch 114). The previous version of Ruby was made on Mac OS X
Leopard 10.5.1 and it worked perfectly. I had since upgraded to 10.5.2 and
now when I attempt to install the new portfile, I am getting errors
regarding Ruby's attempt to build its socket library. As I do a verbose
install (as in # port -v install ruby) here's the excerpt of where I am
seeing a problem in the output:

                          kconv.rb: m...........c.........
>                              nkf.c: m...
>                           socket.c: ccccccccccm.
> No definition for bsock_do_not_rev_lookup
> .
> No definition for bsock_do_not_rev_lookup_set
> .
> No definition for bsock_s_for_fd
> .
> No definition for bsock_close_read
> .
> No definition for bsock_close_write
> .
> No definition for bsock_shutdown
> ...
> No definition for bsock_getsockname
> .
> No definition for bsock_getpeername
> .
> No definition for bsock_send
> .
> No definition for bsock_recv
> ..
> No definition for ip_addr
> .
> No definition for ip_peeraddr
> .
> No definition for ip_recvfrom
> .
> No definition for ip_s_getaddress
> ...
> No definition for socks_init
> .
> No definition for socks_s_close
> .
> No definition for tcp_accept
> ..
> No definition for tcp_sysaccept
> .
> No definition for tcp_svr_init
> ..
> No definition for udp_init
> .
> No definition for udp_connect
> .
> No definition for udp_bind
> .
> No definition for udp_send
> ..
> No definition for unix_init
> .
> No definition for unix_path
> .
> No definition for unix_addr
> .
> No definition for unix_peeraddr
> .
> No definition for unix_recvfrom
> .
> No definition for unix_send_io
> .
> No definition for unix_recv_io
> .
> No definition for unix_s_socketpair
> .
> No definition for unix_s_socketpair
> .
> No definition for unix_svr_init
> .
> No definition for unix_accept
> ..
> No definition for unix_sysaccept
> ..
> No definition for sock_initialize
> ..........
> No definition for sock_s_socketpair
> .
> No definition for sock_s_socketpair
> .
> No definition for sock_gethostname
> ..
> No definition for sock_s_gethostbyaddr
> ...
> No definition for sock_s_getnameinfo
> .
> No definition for sock_s_pack_sockaddr_in
> .
> No definition for sock_s_pack_sockaddr_in
> .
> No definition for sock_s_unpack_sockaddr_in
> .
> No definition for sock_s_pack_sockaddr_un
> .
> No definition for sock_s_pack_sockaddr_un
> .
> No definition for sock_s_unpack_sockaddr_un
>
>                         stringio.c:
> c.....................................................
>                          strscan.c:
> cc.............................................
>                             zlib.c:
> mcccccccccccccccccc...................................................................................
>

This is the nuttiest thing and I can't figure out what the problem is yet
(I'm starting to dig around in the Ruby source files to see what might be
happening). Has anyone else noticed this? My hardware is kind of new too
(its 64-bit EFI firmware, a Mac Pro early 2008 tower running 10.5.2  ...
don't know if Apple might have done something low level which the sockets
library for Ruby depends on)?

Any suggestions would be highly appreciated.

Regards,

T.M.
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