I'd say to look at what the other fast HTTP servers are using; jetty and simple are both very fast, and whatever they're using for HTTP parsing might be neatly packaged. I'm sure there's others out there, but those are the only two I know of. Tomcat has improved, but I think it's HTTP parser is not
This is pretty promising; we need to do an audit of how all the core objects are used in various places, however, especially in our implementation of Ruby's hash, so we're not breaking anything; but it has always bothered me that java's hashCode and Ruby's hash were synonymous in JRuby. This looks
On Sat, 17 Jun 2006, Ola Bini defenestrated me:
> Hi, boys and girls.
>
> I found the error, and the reason I couldn't reproduce it... By pure
> stupidity I'd managed to checkout a new version of src/lib/ruby/1.8/zlib.rb
> which actually was the zlib-library loaded, so I didn't use the same Zlib
Funny. About a month ago I fixed this for a test below it
for Range (which had the same error). The same Regexps are supposed
to hash the same. We will need to fix this. Based on the test
itself, it makes me wonder if the hashing behavior changed between
1.6 and 1.8 of Ruby?
-Tom
On Sat, 1
Hi,
There has been some discussion about the option of supporting Mongrel in
JRuby, and how much effort this would take. As some maybe know, Mongrel
is mostly Ruby (> 1.8.4), but the http-parser library is writtein in C.
I've taken a look at the source code, and as far as I can see, this
shouldn't
Ok, third time lucky, I hope.
The last patch for Signal worked pretty well in some use scenarios. There
was one fatal flaw, though... It doesn't do ANYTHING if you want to execute
the block more than once. Ouch.
So solve this, I've devised a solution where a new RubyThread is created
each ti
Hi,
When doing a test of my recent changes with hashCode, I got an assertion
failure from TestRubyHash:
result = eval("key = /a/; hash = {key => 'one'}; hash[/a/] =
'two'; puts hash[key]")
assertEquals("one", result);
According to the comments I suspect this is a test of ident
Hi
I've done a few easy things to try to speed up JRuby, when doing RDoc. I
have three timings for you today. The first one is C Ruby doing it. The
second is recent JRuby without my new enhancements, and the third is my
final version right now:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] /cygdrive/d/project/jruby
$ tim
Hiya.
I've found a new way to invoke the signal, that seems to work better. (for
one, I don't get an exception from JRuby when it's called..). So, Tom,
could you please try the attached patch+the former signal patch and see if
it works on your box?
What I did before was to create a Proc obje
Hi, boys and girls.
I found the error, and the reason I couldn't reproduce it... By pure
stupidity I'd managed to checkout a new version of src/lib/ruby/1.8/zlib.rb
which actually was the zlib-library loaded, so I didn't use the same Zlib
routines as you did.
Anyway, here comes an updated Ru
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