Use libsimgrid as name for the native simgrid module in Ruby, or the require 'simgrid...

[simgrid.git] / buildtools / Cmake / src / CMakeMakeExeLib.txt

diff --git a/buildtools/Cmake/src/CMakeMakeExeLib.txt b/buildtools/Cmake/src/CMakeMakeExeLib.txt
index 74fab76..0e88a61 100644 (file)
--- a/buildtools/Cmake/src/CMakeMakeExeLib.txt
+++ b/buildtools/Cmake/src/CMakeMakeExeLib.txt
@@ -15,8 +15,7 @@ set(SMPI_DEP "")
 
 if(HAVE_RUBY)
        set(SIMGRID_DEP "${SIMGRID_DEP} -lm -module")
-       exec_program("ln -sf ${PROJECT_DIRECTORY}/src/.libs/libsimgrid.* ${PROJECT_DIRECTORY}/examples/ruby/simgrid.so" "${PROJECT_DIRECTORY}"  OUTPUT_VARIABLE LIEN_OK)
-       exec_program("ln -sf ${PROJECT_DIRECTORY}/src/.libs/libsimgrid.* ${PROJECT_DIRECTORY}/src/bindings/ruby/simgrid.so" "${PROJECT_DIRECTORY}"  OUTPUT_VARIABLE LIEN_OK)
+       exec_program("ln -sf ${PROJECT_DIRECTORY}/src/.libs/libsimgrid.so ${PROJECT_DIRECTORY}/examples/ruby/libsimgrid.so" "${PROJECT_DIRECTORY}"  OUTPUT_VARIABLE LIEN_OK)
 endif(HAVE_RUBY)
 
 if(CMAKE_SYSTEM_NAME MATCHES "Darwin")