Sorry for the late reply.
> MacRuby's VM is called Roxor. Currently in the code in trunk doesn't use
> any interpreter mode; Ruby code is always compiled before is can be run.
Yes. There are plans to add a simple interpreter to be faster with simple
evals. It would interpret directly the Ruby pa
@Ernie,
Thank you for the links. Actually I'm have read MRI 1.9's code
base before, so I was able to find quite a few "entry points"
that I needed to get up to speed with MacRuby. The problem is
I'm not familiar with the Objective-C runtime, and that's big
blocker for me, since MacRuby is tightly
> Greetings. New to this list, and to MacRuby. I was just skimming over the
> source code from trunk, but wasn't able to find a document that describes
> the current design of Roxor. I only found requirements, build instructions,
> coding styles and the like.
There's currently no documentation on
Hi all,
Greetings. New to this list, and to MacRuby. I was just skimming over the
source code from trunk, but wasn't able to find a document that describes the
current design of Roxor. I only found requirements, build instructions, coding
styles and the like.
The thing I find very confus
