ch...@chriswongstudio.com said:
> I'll try to fix the perf tests in the Ruby binding code later. Currently,
> I'm having issue getting zmq_bind to work on my Mac OS X box.
>
> It's giving the following error.
>
> error in zmq_bind: Can't assign requested address
>
> I tried binding to tcp://lo
I'll try to fix the perf tests in the Ruby binding code later. Currently, I'm
having issue getting zmq_bind to work on my Mac OS X box.
It's giving the following error.
error in zmq_bind: Can't assign requested address
I tried binding to tcp://lo0: or tcp://en0:. None of them work.
S
Sorry, Chris, my mistake, we agreed to keep the Ruby binding under LGPL.
:-) Perfect as is...
-Pieter
On Fri, Mar 5, 2010 at 6:09 PM, Pieter Hintjens wrote:
> Chris,
>
>> I'm submitting these patch using the LGPL license.
>
> Can you please submit these under the MIT (X11) license? This gives
Chris,
> I'm submitting these patch using the LGPL license.
Can you please submit these under the MIT (X11) license? This gives
us the right to relicense, whereas the LGPL does not.
Thank you
--
Pieter Hintjens
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Chris,
> Per previous discussion on the list, included are two patches to the ruby
> binding.
Thanks. The patches are applied. I've also modified perf tests to
reflect the change in the API.
Martin
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Per previous discussion on the list, included are two patches to the ruby
binding.
1. Socket object is now created via Context#socket
Attempt to create call Socket.new will result in exception TypeError thrown
2. Expose close method in Socket explicitly
GC-based language like R
