code? rb_ext?

[rogerdpack]

Question.

Does rubinius provide a way for one to retrieve the source of a
method? That would be nice. I suppose at least a #source_location
would suffice.

Also, does rubinius provide the exact same ruby c api? like rb_iterate
et al?

Thanks!
-r

[Evan Phoenix]

On Oct 7, 1:57 pm, rogerdpack <rogerpack2...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Question.
>
> Does rubinius provide a way for one to retrieve the source of a
> method?  That would be nice.  I suppose at least a #source_location
> would suffice.

We've got all that information available, not sure it's all wired up
nicely to methods. We threw up Method#location, which returns "file,
near line 1" with file and 1 filled in properly.

>
> Also, does rubinius provide the exact same ruby c api? like rb_iterate
> et al?

Thats the general idea. We add functions are extensions need them.


- Evan

>
> Thanks!
> -r

[rogerdpack]

> We've got all that information available, not sure it's all wired up
> nicely to methods. We threw up Method#location, which returns "file,
> near line 1" with file and 1 filled in properly.

Nice. Might be good to try and adopt the #source_location style of
1.9 I suppose.
-r

[Dirkjan Bussink]

On 8 Oct 2009, at 21:25, rogerdpack wrote:

> Nice. Might be good to try and adopt the #source_location style of
> 1.9 I suppose.

I've changed the available Method#location to Method#source_location
and made it behave like on 1.9.

The general idea is that we can adhere to how 1.9 handles something
like this, if it exposes data that is already available and not
represents some deep 1.9 internals.

--
Regards,

Dirkjan Bussink

[rogerdpack]

> > Also, does rubinius provide the exact same ruby c api? like rb_iterate
> > et al?
>
> Thats the general idea. We add functions are extensions need them.

Kind of a joke but here's all I need :) (most of these are referenced
from http://github.com/rdp/crystalizer which is built off
http://github.com/githubsvnclone/ruby2cext, a 1.8 -> C converted.
I'm not actually requesting these (though see a later post where I'll
mention them).

-r

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[Evan Phoenix]

On Nov 16, 2009, at 8:54 AM, rogerdpack wrote:

>
>>> Also, does rubinius provide the exact same ruby c api? like rb_iterate
>>> et al?
>>
>> Thats the general idea. We add functions are extensions need them.
>
> Kind of a joke but here's all I need :) (most of these are referenced
> from http://github.com/rdp/crystalizer which is built off
> http://github.com/githubsvnclone/ruby2cext, a 1.8 -> C converted.
> I'm not actually requesting these (though see a later post where I'll
> mention them).

Please file tickets on any missing capi functions you find and need.

- Evan