From: Dennis Schridde <devurandom@...>
Date: 2005-09-07T23:04:30+09:00
Subject: Embedding Ruby into C

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Hi!
I am a Ruby newb(using it since a few days and read the book just a few wee=
ks=20
ago) and would like to embed Ruby into a C program.

I read the chapter about it in the PickAxe and this Wiki article:=20
http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?EmbedRuby

The problem is that the PickAxe does some fancy this (it can't be that=20
complicated, can it?) and the Wiki doesn't say anything definitive at all.

I'd like to get an example, that is as easy as possible, will definetely wo=
rk=20
with Ruby 1.8 and could be called a "good way".
It should define a C function, load a Ruby script which defines a Ruby=20
function, call the Ruby function from C and call the C function from Ruby.
It should explain different return/parameter types and multiple parameters.
The C program should report if the Ruby script had a bug in it.

All in complete Ruby/C files, please.

Thanks in advance,
Dennis

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