As you can see, compile Ruby 1.9.x with tdm64 is not the problem, but
is dependencies.
I've stopped work on that as I'm trying to put on shape the new build
recipes to make more flexible switch compilers and cleanup the whole
build process.
Note that not only those needs to be compiled but everything, libiconv
and others. I would suggest put 64bits on hold for now.
PS: Is not vapor-ware, been talking about it but it exist, still needs a CLI :P
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latest libiconv (not the binary one we are using) and gdbm compiles under tdm64
libffi does too
pdcurses has harcoded makefiles that do not make it easy, but is not impossible.
All that from the top of my head, it might not be accurage :P
perl Configure mingw64
That is correct. You need to provide the shared parameter, but for
some reason it fails.
If you look at our recipe we create them manually from the static libraries.