SWIG Ruby Memory Management

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Charlie Savage schrieb:
> ...
> As can be seen in the code below, I have gone down the
hashtable route
> with a slight twist - I use a Ruby hash table from C to store these
> mappings. I did this instead of using a C++ map since I
wanted to the
> code to be just C and it was easier then implementing a hash table
> from scratch in C.
> ...

I can't say anything about your code, cause I've never used
SWIG yet, but it looks like you've done a very nice work.

Ditto.

I just wanted to mention a hash table implementation in C which
is used in the Ruby source code:
just look at st.[hc].

Regards, Pit

You mentioned you were writing a Ruby binding for GDAL. Are you going to
make this publicly available?

Regards,

Matt

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Hi Matt,

Yes, the bindings will be part of the GDAL release (and are in CVS now - although what is checked in is slightly out of date). Right now there are a few people working on bindings for languages other than Python - I just picked up the Ruby one since I needed it.

Charlie

Lipper, Matthew wrote:

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Charlie Savage schrieb:

...
As can be seen in the code below, I have gone down the

hashtable route

with a slight twist - I use a Ruby hash table from C to store these mappings. I did this instead of using a C++ map since I

wanted to the

code to be just C and it was easier then implementing a hash table from scratch in C.
...

I can't say anything about your code, cause I've never used SWIG yet, but it looks like you've done a very nice work.

Ditto.

I just wanted to mention a hash table implementation in C which is used in the Ruby source code: just look at st.[hc].

Regards, Pit

You mentioned you were writing a Ruby binding for GDAL. Are you going to
make this publicly available?

Regards,

Matt