Hi Martin & Brian,
On Mar 17, 2009, at 9:25 PM, Brian Chapados wrote:
I think that if you need to make use extensive use of C
functions/libraries, then the least painful route is to wrap this
functionality in Objective-C classes. Writing Objective-C classes
that call your C code is easier than
I think that if you need to make use extensive use of C
functions/libraries, then the least painful route is to wrap this
functionality in Objective-C classes. Writing Objective-C classes
that call your C code is easier than writing C ruby extensions. At
least in my opinion, this is why MacRuby m
My apologies if this has been covered somewhere else, but how do you
interface with C in MacRuby. I know you can just write a C extension
for Ruby but it appears that MacRuby makes this easier but it is
unclear to me how far its support goes and when you should write an
extension.
Someone
