2008/3/2, Charles Oliver Nutter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>  I don't doubt that IronRuby will be able to achieve really good
>  performance, as IronPython has done...but I would be very surprised if
>  it were able to achieve performance high enough to offset the cost of
>  implementing core classes in Ruby. That said, implementing them in Ruby
>  first saves you some implementation hassle, and helps the Ruby community
>  in general by providing implementations that most current and new Ruby
>  impls should be able to run. But I wouldn't bank on using those Ruby
>  versions long term, unless you can afford to swallow the almost-certain
>  performance hit.

Well, in case of digest.so, I'm not suggesting implementing MD5
algorithm in Ruby (which would be slooow), but implementing the
wrapper around .NET classes in System.Security.Cryptography in Ruby
instead of C#. Performance impact would be negligible.

-- 
Seo Sanghyeon
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