Sean Chittenden wrote:
After puzzling over it for a bit, I realized the problem is that Mark
functions for C objects are not being called when Ruby exits.
In the meantime, curious if anyone has any ideas on how to solve the
issue.
Ready for a gross solution? Force the garbage collector t
After puzzling over it for a bit, I realized the problem is that
Mark functions for C objects are not being called when Ruby exits.
In the meantime, curious if anyone has any ideas on how to solve the
issue.
Ready for a gross solution? Force the garbage collector to run via an
atexit(3)
Hi everyone,
Going through the tests, I've run into one that causes segmentation
faults (libxml-ruby/trunk/test/ets_copy_bug2.rb).
After puzzling over it for a bit, I realized the problem is that Mark
functions for C objects are not being called when Ruby exits. I've
posted a note to ruby-c
