From: Julian Leviston Date: 2009-02-05T08:58:48+09:00 Subject: Re: Native gem roundup! How would it be technically possible to do jruby cocoa If the machines weren't macs? Blog: http://random8.zenunit.com/ Learn rails: http://sensei.zenunit.com/ On 05/02/2009, at 10:46 AM, Adam Gardner wrote: > I use Gosu for game development, which I suppose is a wrapper around > the > Gosu C++ library from the same developer... I think more people use > Gosu > from Ruby than from C++, though I haven't asked. Gosu as a whole is a > wrapper around OpenGL, fmod (or SDL), and Cocoa/Win32/GTK (depending > on > platform). > > I also used RubyCocoa to allow me to construct a native OS X > application > in Ruby... I'm not sure how you'd classify that into one of the > categories... it's kind of a wrapper, but around a whole language > (Objective-C) instead of a library. Apple calls it a bridge. I'm not > sure what the utility of having it available in JRuby would be, since > most RubyCocoa apps are distributed as self-contained bundles which > don't rely on an interpreter being already present on the end user's > machine, but it'd be neat to see it. > > Other than that, ruby-debug and ruby-prof, same as everyone else. > -- > Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/. >