This would be a great project for someone to pick up, though it is a large amount of work, it is highly needed for embedded scripting scenarios. And sounds like you'll also be paid :) so if you have time and are a confident C# dev, my all means jump on this.
~Jimmy On Apr 22, 2011, at 1:08 PM, "evgeny vovchenko" <evg...@rhomobile.com> wrote: > Hello, > > Rhomobile company (rhomobile.com) is looking for contractor developer who is > familiar with IronRuby code to implement SavableScriptCode for IronRuby. Here > is comment from Tomas Matousek : > > "SavableScriptCode provides basic infrastructure for serializing compiled > expression trees to an assembly. IronPython uses this. To make this work the > language needs to ensure that the expression trees it produces only refer to > live objects (constants) that are IExpressionSerializable. IronRuby trees > hold on various method objects, RubyContext instance, not yet compiled Ruby > AST, dynamic sites, constant lookup caches, etc. All these need to support > serialization. I haven’t done the work that’s necessary to make all this work > but this would be the way to go about it." > > Why we need it? > > Rhomobile is developing Rhodes - open source mobile platform based on Ruby. > Now we are supporting Windows Phone 7. Iron Ruby works fine on the device, > except the startup time, which is slow (8-9 sec). > > At startup time we load bunch of ruby files, and create some objects, so if > text parsing can be done at build time when startup should be faster we > suppose. > > > Best Regards, > Evgeny Vovchenko, Rhomobile. > > _______________________________________________ > Ironruby-core mailing list > Ironruby-core@rubyforge.org > http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/ironruby-core
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