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-gem mongo_kerberos-example | |
ruby data types (18) ruby core objects | |
t_nil | |
t_object | |
t_class | |
t_string -> RString(c data type) <- RSTRING(functions) | |
t_array -> RArrray <- RARRAY | |
t_false | |
t_symbol | |
interacting with data types | |
1- check the type | |
2- convert VALUE into C data | |
How to check the type? | |
TYPE(VALUE valu) | |
Check_Type(Value value, int type) | |
c to ruby | |
1. cast to VALUE | |
2. use functions | |
3. wrap data | |
3/ encapsulate c data into ruby object | |
VALUE context; | |
context = Data?Wrap_Struct(rb_cObject, NULL, sasl_conn_free, conn)-> GarbageCcolector marker (object, gc, when liberate, ) | |
rb_iv_set(self, "@context", context); how ruby code access this data | |
include ext with your gem | |
1) extconf.rb is better to have gem dependenci exception | |
inspect env and generate C makefile | |
2)rake compile task | |
task to build the extension(for testing, etc) | |
3)gemspec | |
include extension files and specify that the gem has an ext. | |
4)the c code | |
void Init_csassl(){ | |
rb_define_method(); | |
} | |
extension dependency == gem dependency | |
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