Using native code in your app also requires full trust (implying it won't work
in Silverlight) and is potentially a security issue. Any exploit in the library
would make IronRuby vulnerable to attacks.
Tomas
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From: ironruby-core-boun...@rubyforge.org
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If you pass mono arguments to dev.bat it will set it like so:
REM -- Mono
if "%1" == "mono" (
set ROWAN_RUNTIME=mono
if NOT EXIST %2\mono.exe (
echo Error: Mono Runtime not found at %2
goto END
)
)
REM Do not encapsulate this if-statement in parentheses, they might interact
with %P
Performance is one negative - since most of the logic that would
normally be implemented in C, Java or C# is implemented in Ruby, it
will be slower. Libxml is callback heavy, and depending on how well
the FFI impl handles these, the rather large number of transitions
between ruby and the native li
When I build on mono with rake compile, the debug folder created is called
mono_debug. I don't think I added that myself, just in the irtest.rb file.
As to the ROWAN_RUNTIME, where is that set? I don't see it in the Dev.bat
file.
Thanks,
Ryan Riley
Email: ryan.ri...@panesofglass.org
LinkedIn: ht
Hi,
I cannot get "ri" to work under ironruby 1.0v4. When ever I try to use the
iri.bat command ("PS > iri --help" or "PS > ir -S ri --help") I receive the
following std output:
"No ri documentation found in:
Was rdoc run to create documentation?
No usage information available for this program
Given that I couldn't run tests on Mono and I couldn't figure out how
ROWAN_RUNTIME was used, I went with the cmd_prefix. I can strip that back
off. As to the mono_debug folder, you'll need to ask Ivan. I think I added
the explicit use of that folder, but that's the folder to which the mono
build w
Speaking of FFI, what's the tradeoff here? FFI let's us use the existing
libraries without porting, but a managed alternative should be more
performant, right? Seems like FFI is the winner here, but I may be missing
something.
Ryan Riley
Email: ryan.ri...@panesofglass.org
LinkedIn: http://www.li
On Sun, Apr 18, 2010 at 09:49, Jimmy Schementi
wrote:
> So whose going to port it? :) or even implement FFI?
Nokogiri is built on top of libxml2 and libxslt so we could have a C#
Nokogiri that performs interop with those libraries, but a
fully-managed Nokogiri would be cooler (BTW the JRuby guys
So whose going to port it? :) or even implement FFI?
~Jimmy
On Apr 18, 2010, at 12:02 AM, "Ivan Porto Carrero"
mailto:i...@cloudslide.net>> wrote:
nokogiri works on windows but not on IronRuby ... it needs a C-extension
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Met vriendelijke groeten - Best regards - Salutations
Ivan Porto Carrer
nokogiri works on windows but not on IronRuby ... it needs a C-extension
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Met vriendelijke groeten - Best regards - Salutations
Ivan Porto Carrero
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