#279: [HotCocoa] Add sort descriptor mapping
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Reporter: d...@…| Owner: lsansone...@…
Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: minor|
Eloy Duran wrote:
What would be great is if you could first complete the openssl part of
the rubyspec, which desperately needs some love.
Wow, I concur a thousand times over. I'd love to have a complete set of
OpenSSL specs out there, but I'm totally underqualified to write them.
- Charlie
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Ah there are even some samples:
http://kenai.com/projects/ruby-ffi/sources/mercurial/content/samples
On 5 jun 2009, at 10:11, Eloy Duran wrote:
Awesome Alli :D
Maybe that the specs of Ruby-FFI can give you the insights on how to
use it?
It would be best to work on a clone of rubyspec direc
Awesome Alli :D
Maybe that the specs of Ruby-FFI can give you the insights on how to
use it?
It would be best to work on a clone of rubyspec directly. I'll try to
merge the latest rubyspec in macruby at least once a week.
Thanks!
On 5 jun 2009, at 10:06, Allison Newman wrote:
Don't worry
Don't worry Eloy, I wouldn't dream of writing code before having written the
tests first ;-)
On Friday, June 05, 2009, at 10:05AM, "Eloy Duran"
wrote:
>What would be great is if you could first complete the openssl part of
>the rubyspec, which desperately needs some love.
>Once that's done,
What would be great is if you could first complete the openssl part of
the rubyspec, which desperately needs some love.
Once that's done, and someone helped you out with a dev. setup, you
can use it to make sure the port works as it should.
Eloy
On 5 jun 2009, at 09:52, Allison Newman wrote:
I know OpenSSL and crypto pretty well (having spent the last 5 years working
for a DRM company), but I don't know anything about the MacRuby backend, nor
FFI. But if someone wants to offer to hold my hand whilst getting a dev
environment set up, I'd be willing to do the heavy lifting for OpenSS
Laurent Sansonetti wrote:
OpenSSL might be way harder given the richness of its API (as well as
the fact that every release seems to introduce API breakage).
I was going to say basically that but didn't want to discourage anyone.
So I'll say it now: OpenSSL would be a serious pain to wrap. Som
