Hi Tim,
As Matt mentioned on a separate mail, rubygems should be fully
supported (modulo C extensions) in the upcoming release, which should
be out before the end of the year if everything goes well.
I can't pronounce for Rails at this point, but we are approaching it
bit by bit, and we m
If MacRuby is aiming for full FFI support, a la JRuby, then creating
interpreter-independent versions of C extensions need not be difficult. I've
begun porting some of my own Ruby bindings from DL and C and have found that
as long as you handle your C types correctly, everything tends to Just Work
Hi Tim,
I was about to reply to your colleague, Mr Otero, so let me try to clarify a
few things that might help others.
The goal for MacRuby 0.5 is to be able to run any rubygems that are not C
extensions. ( see Macruby 0.5 roadmap:
http://lists.macosforge.org/pipermail/macruby-devel/2009-July/00
