From: Ravish Inverse <ravish.drls@...>
Date: 2009-10-24T03:51:51+09:00
Subject: About ruby/ext/my_extension/lib function.

What is the right structure for a Ruby extension? I mean, not a RubyGem,
a Ruby extension like that openssl one that comes with Ruby source.

I've asked in the IRC channel and all that the people said was: "just
put it under ruby/ext". But some extensions (openssl, for example) have
a structure like that:

ruby/ext/openssl/ *lots of C files*
ruby/ext/openssl/lib/openssl.rb
ruby/ext/openssl/lib/openssl/ *some Ruby files*

My question is: what are these Ruby files for?

I want to know because I want to compile Rubygame (a RubyGem) like if it
was a common Ruby extension in order to link it statically with an
embedded application and run it on my handheld. And on rubygame source
exists a lib dir with files that are needed by the rubygame.


Thank you for the help
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