some feedback of a JRuby project of mine: I used JRuby+Java to create
audio
(VST) plugins. Not the typical project, but was interesting from an
interop
point of view
I’ve detailed the experiment here, in case it’s interesting to some:
some feedback of a JRuby project of mine: I used JRuby+Java to create audio
(VST) plugins. Not the typical project, but was interesting from an interop
point of view
Looks very cool. I just did a quick code drive-by at your GitHub repo
and couldn’t help but wonder if implementing via GitHub - ffi/ffi: Ruby FFI might be even more interesting.
Looks very cool. I just did a quick code drive-by at your GitHub repo and
couldn’t help but wonder if implementing via http://github.com/ffi/ffimight be even more interesting.
it would be - I thought about it at first, but at the time ffi didn’t
work
on windows (I used jVSTwRapper to provide portability).
I forgot to mention that as of 0.5.0, FFI provides both mswin32 and
mingw32 “fat” (both 1.8 and 1.9) binary gems so that “gem install ffi”
should Just Work for Windows users.
Looks very cool. I just did a quick code drive-by at your GitHub repo and
couldn’t help but wonder if implementing via GitHub - ffi/ffi: Ruby FFI might
be even more interesting.
it would be - I thought about it at first, but at the time ffi didn’t work
on windows (I used jVSTwRapper to provide portability).
Is there a chance to see FFI working on windows ?
Vladimir and Jon both commented, but just to be explicit, FFI on
windows should work fine on both JRuby 1.4.0, and CRuby 1.8.x/1.9.x
with the FFI 0.5.0 or later gem.
On Thu, Nov 19, 2009 at 3:34 PM, Thibaut Barrère [email protected] wrote:
Looks very cool. I just did a quick code drive-by at your GitHub repo and
couldn’t help but wonder if implementing via GitHub - ffi/ffi: Ruby FFI might
be even more interesting.
it would be - I thought about it at first, but at the time ffi didn’t work
on windows (I used jVSTwRapper to provide portability).
Is there a chance to see FFI working on windows ?
FFI should work on Windows fine. At least, in x32 mode.