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ruby: statically link extensions into host ruby
Ruby uses extensions (.so files) that might also depend on other libraries. When the linker builds an executable, it will refer to the path it found the library, including those in the stagging dir. However, when it links a shared library (like ruby exts), it will let that dependency to be resolved at runtime. During host and target build, ruby build script runs ruby scripts. When it loads a ext that depends on another library, it will, by default, look for the system libraries to satisfy that, breaking the build when it fails. Setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH to the stagging lib dir is a valid workaround. Ruby can also be built statically linking all exts into ruby executable. That will make the linker point to the stagging library path, fixing the issue. It was used in the past but, at some point, ruby broke it. Now it is working as expected. Closes openwrt#20839 While at it, clean up excluded extensions not used by host ruby. Signed-off-by: Luiz Angelo Daros de Luca <[email protected]>
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