Another update on the experimental branch!
Highlights are:
- A much better AOT (ahead-of-time) compiler, now available as a
separate command line executable, macrubyc. It can compile some
MacRuby sample code. Details at the very end of this message.
- IB support is back! Once you install e
On Fri, Jul 10, 2009 at 3:02 PM, Laurent
Sansonetti wrote:
> Now, consider:
>
> def foo
> begin
> yield
> ensure
> p :ok
> end
> end
> def bar
> foo { return 42 }
> end
> p bar
>
> Here you don't have a choice, since you need to honor the ensure block.
>
> In Ruby, return is semantically
