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Syed Faraaz Ahmad
December 16, 2023
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Ruby without the Syntax
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December 16, 2023
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Transcript
ruby without the syntax
Faraaz Ahmad Twitter: @Faraaz98 Github: faraazahmad
interpreted? / compiled?
Y E S
Compiled, then interpreted 1 + 2 putobject 1 putobject 2
opt_plus leave
Yet Another Virtual Machine a.k.a YARV putobject 1 putobject 2
opt_plus leave YARV 010101010101 100001010101 001010101010 101000010101 010100001011
W.W.Y.D. What Would YARV Do?
github.com/ruby/ruby
Ruby on Cocaine…
Ruby C API
Ruby: def foo; end YARV: definemethod foo C API: rb_define_global_function(
"foo", my_method, argc );
class.c
Top level methods are stored in the Kernel module >
puts 25 25 => nil > Kernel.puts 25 25 => nil
Top level methods are stored in the Kernel module >
def foo = 420 => :foo > Kernel.private_methods => [..., :foo, ...]
None
PseudoRuby Examples
Init the VM
Sum of 2 numbers
Sum of 2 numbers
Area of circle
Area of circle
Define module and class
You can do all of it (I think) rb_require(...); rb_load(...);
rb_raise( rb_eRuntimeError, "Error code %d", 404 ); VALUE gv; rb_gv_set("$x", gv); gv = rb_gv_get("$x"); iv = rb_iv_get(obj, "@x");
Comparison
Ship your Ruby program as a single binary
Resources http://silverhammermba.github.io/emberb/c/ http://github.com/faraazahmad/pseudoruby
But why?
But why not?
None
None
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Mess-around driven development
Mess-around driven development
Mess-around be nice. have fun.
Thank you