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On Sunday 19 September 2010, Jeff Johnson <n3...@mac.com> wrote:
> And in fact DOES work. I've checked in ruby/xruby.c for you to fiddle
> with.
>
> A pthread/dynamic rpmruby object is likely easiest to achieve using yarn
> locks. todo++.
Ok. So an exit() takes the whole interpreter with it, no more SIGSEV. Sounds
good. I'll see what I can come up with.
> But plese note that a bind_ruby_stack() patched ruby-1.9.1
> cannot possibly pursued @rpm5.org for "portability" reasons.
> Life's too short, and this absolutely necessary patch is hung
> up on elegant upstream politics for almost a year (same guy
> been reporting the same issue w ruby 1.9.x for like 4 years now).
Sure. I'm more a fan of KISS either, i.e., if Ruby doesn't work, keep it out
until it works. Ruby bindings are another thing altogether, meaning that the
API is much more stable...
Eric
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