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Subject: RE: Merged Ruby-FFI specs into RubySpec
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Hi all,

On Jun 10, 10:54 am Eloy Duran wrote:
Hi RubySpec and Ruby-FFI mailing-list users,
In MacRuby we would like to use the Ruby-FFI specs to ensure
compliance. For this purpose I have updated the specs to run with
MSpec instead of RSpec, refactored them a bit, and merged them into
the RubySpec repo in optional/ffi.


Has anything happened with this? I'd love to get MacRuby using FFI,
and it would sure help if those tests were maintained as part of the
RubySpec project.

What needs to happen for the FFI tests to be "mainlined"?

-- Ernie P.