Anyone know if project like this https://github.com/qur/gopy exists for
ruby?
Would really love to see this available to optimize some things which are
trivial to run concurrently (right now thinking about SNMP polling. Seems
like perfect compromise between time spent developing and performance
gained between C and and ruby.
Thanks,
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++ytti
AFAIK, the most active project here is dealing with mruby rather than
MRI: GitHub - mitchellh/go-mruby: Go (golang) bindings to mruby.
HTH.
-- oz
On the April 15, at 12:13 (+0300), Saku Ytti wrote:
Anyone know if project like this GitHub - qur/gopy: Idiomatic Python bindings for Go exists for ruby?
Arnaud wrote:
AFAIK, the most active project here is dealing with mruby rather than
MRI: GitHub - mitchellh/go-mruby: Go (golang) bindings to mruby.
Apologies I had disabled email delivery and couldn't find anywhere to
bounce the email to myself so I could reply. I've now enabled delivery.
I might be confused in what gopy is and what go-mruby is, what I'd love is
non-hackish way to create go binaries for ruby to consume, not to consumer
ruby libraries in go. There seems to be way to do it via C wrappers, but
they didn't strike very kosher (my evaluation of the situation is dubious
at best).
goPy - CPython Extension Modules this example on gopy looks like
you're exposing go binary for python consumption. But it looks like
go-mruby is otherway around.
Thanks,
On 15 April 2014 12:13, Saku Ytti <saku@ytti.fi> wrote:
Anyone know if project like this GitHub - qur/gopy: Idiomatic Python bindings for Go exists for
ruby?Would really love to see this available to optimize some things which are
trivial to run concurrently (right now thinking about SNMP polling. Seems
like perfect compromise between time spent developing and performance
gained between C and and ruby.Thanks,
--
++ytti
--
++ytti
afaik Go cannot be called from C and this has deep causes I'm not smart
enough to explain. This means that we cannot use Go to implement ruby
extensions (by way of C wrappers), less you wrap the ruby interpreter in a
go program to let it initialize and then juggle the calls back and forth.
On Tue, Apr 15, 2014 at 6:57 PM, Saku Ytti <saku@ytti.fi> wrote:
Arnaud wrote:
> AFAIK, the most active project here is dealing with mruby rather than
> MRI: GitHub - mitchellh/go-mruby: Go (golang) bindings to mruby.Apologies I had disabled email delivery and couldn't find anywhere to
bounce the email to myself so I could reply. I've now enabled delivery.I might be confused in what gopy is and what go-mruby is, what I'd love is
non-hackish way to create go binaries for ruby to consume, not to consumer
ruby libraries in go. There seems to be way to do it via C wrappers, but
they didn't strike very kosher (my evaluation of the situation is dubious
at best).goPy - CPython Extension Modules this example on gopy looks
like you're exposing go binary for python consumption. But it looks like
go-mruby is otherway around.Thanks,
On 15 April 2014 12:13, Saku Ytti <saku@ytti.fi> wrote:
Anyone know if project like this GitHub - qur/gopy: Idiomatic Python bindings for Go exists for
ruby?Would really love to see this available to optimize some things which are
trivial to run concurrently (right now thinking about SNMP polling. Seems
like perfect compromise between time spent developing and performance
gained between C and and ruby.Thanks,
--
++ytti--
++ytti
Hi David,
Shame, I wonder if they're thinking this is feature (they seem somewhat
opionated) or if they might make Go more friendly to foreign environments.
I wonder what is the status with rust for same use-case? Or is my only
option C, if I want performance in ruby module.
On 30 April 2014 17:17, david palm <dvdplm@gmail.com> wrote:
afaik Go cannot be called from C and this has deep causes I'm not smart
enough to explain. This means that we cannot use Go to implement ruby
extensions (by way of C wrappers), less you wrap the ruby interpreter in a
go program to let it initialize and then juggle the calls back and forth.On Tue, Apr 15, 2014 at 6:57 PM, Saku Ytti <saku@ytti.fi> wrote:
Arnaud wrote:
> AFAIK, the most active project here is dealing with mruby rather than
> MRI: GitHub - mitchellh/go-mruby: Go (golang) bindings to mruby.Apologies I had disabled email delivery and couldn't find anywhere to
bounce the email to myself so I could reply. I've now enabled delivery.I might be confused in what gopy is and what go-mruby is, what I'd love
is non-hackish way to create go binaries for ruby to consume, not to
consumer ruby libraries in go. There seems to be way to do it via C
wrappers, but they didn't strike very kosher (my evaluation of the
situation is dubious at best).goPy - CPython Extension Modules this example on gopy looks
like you're exposing go binary for python consumption. But it looks like
go-mruby is otherway around.Thanks,
On 15 April 2014 12:13, Saku Ytti <saku@ytti.fi> wrote:
Anyone know if project like this GitHub - qur/gopy: Idiomatic Python bindings for Go exists for
ruby?Would really love to see this available to optimize some things which
are trivial to run concurrently (right now thinking about SNMP polling.
Seems like perfect compromise between time spent developing and performance
gained between C and and ruby.Thanks,
--
++ytti--
++ytti
--
++ytti
Shame, I wonder if they're thinking this is feature (they seem somewhat
opionated) or if they might make Go more friendly to foreign environments.
They do want to change this, but say that the timeline is pretty long-term.
Hopefully before Go 2.0, but I honestly doubt it.
I wonder what is the status with rust for same use-case? Or is my only
option C, if I want performance in ruby module.
I researched it briefly a while back and even found a brief tutorial on it.
Rust is probably a better choice for further investigation but be aware
that it is still probably pretty tricky to get it to work!
Do report back on any progress! 
On 30 April 2014 17:17, david palm <dvdplm@gmail.com> wrote:
afaik Go cannot be called from C and this has deep causes I'm not smart
enough to explain. This means that we cannot use Go to implement ruby
extensions (by way of C wrappers), less you wrap the ruby interpreter in a
go program to let it initialize and then juggle the calls back and forth.On Tue, Apr 15, 2014 at 6:57 PM, Saku Ytti <saku@ytti.fi> wrote:
Arnaud wrote:
> AFAIK, the most active project here is dealing with mruby rather than
> MRI: GitHub - mitchellh/go-mruby: Go (golang) bindings to mruby.Apologies I had disabled email delivery and couldn't find anywhere to
bounce the email to myself so I could reply. I've now enabled delivery.I might be confused in what gopy is and what go-mruby is, what I'd love
is non-hackish way to create go binaries for ruby to consume, not to
consumer ruby libraries in go. There seems to be way to do it via C
wrappers, but they didn't strike very kosher (my evaluation of the
situation is dubious at best).goPy - CPython Extension Modules this example on gopy looks
like you're exposing go binary for python consumption. But it looks like
go-mruby is otherway around.Thanks,
On 15 April 2014 12:13, Saku Ytti <saku@ytti.fi> wrote:
Anyone know if project like this GitHub - qur/gopy: Idiomatic Python bindings for Go exists
for ruby?Would really love to see this available to optimize some things which
are trivial to run concurrently (right now thinking about SNMP polling.
Seems like perfect compromise between time spent developing and performance
gained between C and and ruby.Thanks,
--
++ytti--
++ytti--
++ytti