…ensure that 1.9.2 passes the RubySpec. It now passes more than 99% of RubySpecs. Try out the new Ruby and let us know via our issue tracker if you have any issues.
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…passes to RubySpec. Now the 1.9.2 passes > 99% of RubySpecs. Try out the new Ruby and let us know via our issue tracker if you have any trouble in the 1.9.2.
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…problems to address in order to provide a full-fidelity replacement for all Ruby feature. We intend to continue working on this by focusing on RubySpecs and Rails.
We hope you enjoy the many improvements in this release!
Development on the next release, 0.7 just started. In that release, we intend to deliver a next generation compiler and virtual machine that provides very good runtime performance for multicore environments. Stay tuned for more updates!
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…section, which will one of the focuses of the BugMash. Also look in spec/tags for failing RubySpecs for JRuby's 1.8 and 1.9 compatibility modes. There's a lot of low-hanging fruit (especially in 1.9) for both new and experienced developers. Then, Saturday morning, it's off to the races! As a small token of our appreciation, in addition to the wonderful satisfaction of having made a difference to the project, we'll be sending each of the first 100 participants a limited …
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Both FFI and RubySpecs, which are now used by virtually every other VM are a direct result of the project, so all things considered, Rubinius can already be called a resounding success. However, with 1.0 on the horizon, it remains to be seen how and if the community will react to the release. Getting a few production deployments under the belt, as well as building a larger user community, are likely to be the big challenges for the year ahead.
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…language specs, 80% of the core specs and 72% of the library specs. Our objective is to pass as many RubySpecs as possible.
Thanks to a better compatibility, MacRuby is able to run complex Ruby programs like irb, rake, rubygems, and more. Full compatibility is still a work in progress, but we expect MacRuby to run many more Ruby programs in the near future as we fix bugs and implement missing features.
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…completely new implementation that does not interfere with the existing Hash class. The RubySpecs also provide a huge safety net and testing ground for trying out new language features and seeing how they interact with existing features.
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