From: Daniel Brockman <daniel@...>
Date: 2005-07-02T22:59:59+09:00
Subject: Re: How and where Fixnum are created

"Eust叩quio Rangel de Oliveira Jr." <eustaquiorangel@yahoo.com> 
writes:

> | The truth is that I needed to freshen up a bit on this 
    myself. :-)
>
> It's what is happening to me trying to understand it more 
  deeper.
> I talked with some guys about Fixnum and they asked (and will 
> ask more) how it works internally, so it's curious how we learn 
> (and remember, on your case) about things talking about 
> them. :-)

Indeed, teaching is probably the best way to learn.  Like a comb 
brushing through hair, a good student forces every strand of your 
knowledge into perfection.

> | Ah, yes, that's annoying.  Man pages, in particular, tend to 
> | be replicated across so many pages that they pollute search 
> | results.  One copy is quite enough please.
>
> I have a 150 pages Ruby tutorial here and will write about what 
> we talked here. At least it can be a little different from the 
> rest.

Sounds cool, good luck with it!

> Thanks Daniel, Dominik and Robert for your explanation about 
  that.
> I think I got the idea of how it works. :-)

You're welcome of course. :-)

-- 
Daniel Brockman <daniel@brockman.se>