I’m a little bit behind on the Ruby news, so I apologize if this was covered
already somewhere, but I have to ask:
Is anyone working on a Ruby bytecode compiler?
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Sean O’Dell
http://www.atomicsystems.com/hosting/
Sean O’Dell wrote:
I’m a little bit behind on the Ruby news, so I apologize if this was covered
already somewhere, but I have to ask:Is anyone working on a Ruby bytecode compiler?–
Sean O’Dell
http://www.atomicsystems.com/hosting/
there was one… but it was for version 1.4 (or something), atm there
is nothing 
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“Sean O’Dell” sean@REMOVEME.celsoft.com wrote in message news:rNYDa.1566$gZ3.83399830@newssvr21.news.prodigy.com…
I’m a little bit behind on the Ruby news, so I apologize if this was covered
already somewhere, but I have to ask:Is anyone working on a Ruby bytecode compiler?
I am!
You can find the latest version of ByteCodeRuby at
RubyVM - Browse Files at SourceForge.net. I’m still
working on it (slowly), but I haven’t checked in or released anything
since 0.1.3. The unreleased code now covers quite a few more areas of
Ruby, so I’ll tidy things up and try to make a 0.1.4 release sometime
soon.
BTW there’s more info on
http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?VirtualMachineOptions … but it’s a bit
out of date.
– George
george.marrows@ps.ge.com (George Marrows) wrote in message news:5e44d1a4.0306090014.35f3c938@posting.google.com…
Is anyone working on a Ruby bytecode compiler?I am!
…
RubyVM - Browse Files at SourceForge.net. I’m still
That’s great news, George! Have you run any benchmarks on your code yet?
— SER