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... it looks like the best solution would be to create a Ruby Gem using Highlight as a library.
In the documentation it mentions that Highlight can be built as a dynamic or static library. Is this an option only for Linux, or it can be done also for Windows? I couldn't workout how to get a makefile for compiling Highlight as a Windows library (I use GCC though, not MSVS).
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I've started issue on AsciiDoctor repo for adding support to Highlight in the Ruby implementation of AsciiDoc:
asciidoctor/asciidoctor#2096 (comment)
... it looks like the best solution would be to create a Ruby Gem using Highlight as a library.
In the documentation it mentions that Highlight can be built as a dynamic or static library. Is this an option only for Linux, or it can be done also for Windows? I couldn't workout how to get a makefile for compiling Highlight as a Windows library (I use GCC though, not MSVS).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: