# Example ~/.rvmrc file.
#
# This file shows some examples of setting defaults to your own tastes.
#
# If you wish to adjust the default ruby interpreter/version/patchlevel
# settings they can be found in the $rvm_path/config/db file.
# Beware that currently that file is overwritten on install so
# back it up if you change anything.
#

# rvm Path
#   This is where rvm installs and manages everything in by default.
#rvm_path="$HOME/.rvm"

# Archives Path
#   This is where all tarballs/zipfiles/packagefiles are downladed to
#rvm_archives_path="${rvm_path}/archives"

# Source Path
#   This is where rvm extracts to for compiling & installing.
#rvm_source_path="${rvm_path}/src"

# Log Path
#   This is where rvm logs all of it's actions to
#   (not including the 'do' actions)
#rvm_log_path="${rvm_path}/log"

# Bin Path
#   This is where rvm places all of it's executable/wrapper scripts.
#rvm_bin_path="${$rvm_path}/bin"

# Gem Path
#   This is where rvm installs all gems to for each ruby
#   interpreter/version%gemset
#rvm_gem_path="$rvm_path/.gem"

# Hooks Path
#   This is where rvm rubs custom hook files from.
#rvm_hooks_path="${rvm_hooks_path:-"$rvm_path/hooks"}"

# Temp Path
#   This is where rvm stores all of its temporary files.
#rvm_tmp_path="${rvm_tmp_path:-"$rvm_path/tmp"}"

# Install On Use Flag
# Install rubies when used if are not installed.
#ruby_install_on_use=1

# Make Flags, I have 8 cpu's so I might use 7 make threads:
#rvm_make_flags="-j 7"