the previous warning level the user had set instead of just assuming
that warnings were turned on. [#8 state:resolved]

C++ source and header files.

"lyle@lylejohnson.name" in all SWIG interface files.

By default it looks like rake-compiler doesn't modify the gem spec
appropriately when we're cross-compiling for multiple Ruby versions.
Added some lines to remove "lib/fox16.so" from the gem spec's list
of files to include, and then added "lib/1.8/fox16.so" and "lib/1.9/fox16.so"
back to the list, so that we get the correct result.

determine which shared library to load.

If RUBY_PLATFORM says we're on Windows, this loader will look under
a version-specific directory to try to load the extension. For other
platforms, it will just load the appropriate shared library from
the current directory.

Followed the instructions at http://github.com/luislavena/rake-compiler
to modify the ExtensionTask so that it supports cross-compilation. This
included moving the 'config_options' that were being used for a
RUBY_PLATFORM of "mingw" into the new 'cross_config_options' parameter.

In the interest of keeping this as simple as possible, I've extracted
the source files for the FXRuby User's Guide into a separate project
(fxruby-guide).

I added -I/usr/local/include to $CFLAGS and -L/usr/local/lib to
$LDFLAGS for the Darwin build, so that it would find the jpeg and
tiff libs on my system.

and -L/usr/X11/lib to $LDFLAGS when building on OS X. This will ensure that
it picks up the built-in PNG library.