By tombagby
via llvmruby.org
Published: Sep 08 2008 / 09:37
I've hacked together Ruby bindings to the LLVM C++ API to allow generating LLVM bytecode, JITing, etc. The bindings already connect up a good chunk of the available functionality and included are examples of doing interesting things like interacting with the C Ruby interpreter from JITed functions and an extremely toy demo of writing a static compiler in Ruby. Makes LLVM so easy to use from Ruby that I'm hopeful it will inspire other interesting projects.
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bryan.hughes replied ago:
Very impressive!
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