From: Josep Pujol <pujol_josep@...>
Date: 2010-02-06T19:17:51+09:00
Subject: Re: embedding ruby

Thanks for your answer.

J旦rg W Mittag wrote:
> Personally, I would look at Rubinius, JRuby or IronRuby for embedding,
> rather than MRI or YARV. But really, I would look at Lua, because
> while you can find a Ruby *implementation* that is specifically
> designed for embedding, this doesn't change the fact that the Ruby
> *language* isn't.
> 
> jwm

I've just downloaded the rubinius code and I read this statement in the 
README file.

5. Goals

* Thread safety. Rubinius intends to be thread-safe so you could embed 
more
  than one interpreter in a single application. It does not currently 
meet
  this goal due to some components borrowed from the mainline Ruby 
interpreter.

Is this true also for the 1.0 version? (or this is an old statement that 
hasn't been removed)

About Lua, I've seen it, but my blind love about ruby is too strong... 
;-)

By the way, I've ruled out JRuby and IronRuby because they need extra 
components (java and mono).
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