Ruby-mswin32

New binary 'ruby-1.8.0-20021226'. This is the first binary of 1.8.
I wanted to put the binary of 1.8.0-preview1, but on mswin32 it had some critical bugs...

Merry Christmas! ruby-1.6.8 released!

New binaries 'ruby-1.6.8-preview4' (re-packaged).
New binaries 'vrswin-021215' and 'vruby-021216'.

I made a mistake in the package about yesterday's binary 'ruby-1.6.8-preview4'. So I've re-packaged it. Please download once again.

New binaries 'ruby-1.6.8-preview4' and 'ruby-1.7.3-20021216'.

New binary 'ruby-1.6.8-preview3'.
New binary 'eruby-1.0.0'.

New binaries 'vrswin-021121' and 'vruby-021118'.

New binaries 'vrswin-021109', 'vruby-021109', 'shim-20021110' and 'rubywin-0.0.4.1'.
About 'rubywin-0.0.4.1', the old package was broken. So I put new one.

New binary 'ruby-1.6.8-preview2'.

New binary 'ruby-1.6.8-preview1'.
Let's test it!

New binaries 'win32ole-0.5.2' and 'uconv-0.4.11'.

New binaries 'ruby-1.6.8-20021010' and 'ruby-1.7.3-20021016'.
On 1.6 and 1.7, we fixed the bug that misterious Errno::EBADF occured when using many sockets.
On 1.7, now __FILE__ and $0 always use / for path separator.

New binary 'vruby-021015'.

New binaries 'ruby-1.6.7-20020912' and 'ruby-1.7.3-20020912'.
On 1.7, we changed the filename of ruby's DLL. So, now we lost binary level compatibility with old extension libraries. (Of cource, we have not guaranteed compatibility on 1.7 from the first.) By this change, mswin32 and mingw32 have binary level compatibility about extension libraries.
On 1.7, Process.getpid and $$ return positive value now. They returned negative value on Win9X before.
On 1.6, we fixed the problem that system didn't succeed environment variables.

New binary 'shim-20020912'.
Ruby Shim is a set of modules that provide new features of 1.8 to 1.6. You may use these features with require.

New binary 'vruby-020906'.

New binaris 'uconv-0.4.10', 'vrswin-020902', 'vruby-020830' and 'win32ole-0.5.1'.

New binary 'win32ole-0.5.0'.

New binary 'win32ole-0.4.9'.

I decide to use VC++5 again. Because the re-distribution conditions of VC++7 runtimes are not clear for me.

New binaries 'ruby-1.6.7-20020801' and 'ruby-1.7.2-20020807'.
New binaries 'vrswin-020629', 'vruby-020727', 'rubywin-0.0.4.1', 'win32ole-0.4.8.1-01' and 'tmail-0.10.5-all'. The binary of 'vrswin-020629' is re-compiled one.

See above notice for using recent binaries. Sorry.

New binaries 'rubywin-0.0.4.0', 'vrswin-020629' and 'vruby-020610'.