Cliff Moon wrote:
By the way, great talk at rails conf. I wanted to follow up on my
question at the session about documentation for extension writing.
Can anyone point me towards either some documentation on writing
extensions or a good example of how extensions are written? I've
found a couple of gems that are broken because not all of the standard
ruby extensions are implemented and I would like to write the
extensions to fix the gems. Specifically, the Stomp gem is broken,
and the daemons gem is broken. Stomp is missing the io/wait extension
and daemons is missing the File#umask method. Thanks.
Actually, Daemons will never work, cause it's missing the fork method,
which it can't have. umask is there, but fork we will never be able to
support.
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