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begin
  gem 'rake-compiler', '~>0.7'
  require 'rake/javaextensiontask'

  # Hack to avoid "allocator undefined for Proc" issue when unpacking Gems:
  # gemspec provided by Jeweler uses Rake::FileList for files, test_files and
  # extra_rdoc_files, and procs cannot be marshalled.
  def gemspec
    @clean_gemspec ||= eval("#{Rake.application.jeweler.gemspec.to_ruby}") # $SAFE = 3\n
  end

  Rake::JavaExtensionTask.new('do_sqlserver', gemspec) do |ext|
    ext.ext_dir   = 'ext-java/src/main/java'
    ext.lib_dir   = 'lib/do_sqlserver'
    ext.debug     = ENV.has_key?('DO_JAVA_DEBUG') && ENV['DO_JAVA_DEBUG']
    ext.classpath = '../do_jdbc/lib/do_jdbc_internal.jar'
  end

  # do_sqlserver is only available for JRuby: the normal behaviour of
  # rake-compiler is to only chain 'compile:PLATFORM' tasks to 'compile' where
  # PLATFORM is the platform of the current interpreter (i.e. 'compile:java'
  # to 'compile' only if running on JRuby). However, we always want to compile
  # for Java, even if running from MRI.
  task 'compile:do_sqlserver' => ['compile:do_sqlserver:java']
  task 'compile' => ['compile:java']

rescue LoadError
  warn "To compile, install rake-compiler (gem install rake-compiler)"
end

Version data entries

3 entries across 3 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
do_sqlserver-0.10.3-java	tasks/compile.rake
do_sqlserver-0.10.2-java	tasks/compile.rake
do_sqlserver-0.10.1-java	tasks/compile.rake