Statically Compiling Ruby with LLVM
The document discusses the development and features of MacRuby and RubyMotion, two projects by Laurent Sansonetti that leverage LLVM for Ruby compilation. RubyMotion provides a command-line toolchain for developing iOS and OS X applications with a unified Ruby runtime, while also incorporating Objective-C and enabling static compilation for different architectures. Additionally, the document highl
The Architecture of Open Source Applications (Volume 2)The Glasgow Haskell Compiler
Figure 5.3: The syntax of Core A typical structure for a compiler for a statically-typed language is this: the program is type checked, and transformed to some untyped intermediate language, before being optimised. GHC is different: it has a statically-typed intermediate language. As it turns out, this design choice has had a pervasive effect on the design and development of GHC. GHC's intermediat
Ruby Internals
The document provides an in-depth overview of Ruby's internal object structure, including details on basic object representation, class and module inheritance, as well as singleton classes. It explains fundamental components such as the rbasic structure and how Ruby treats methods and instance variables within objects and classes. Additionally, the document discusses the differences between instan
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