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1 | + | Improving Ruby's Synchronization Primitives and Core Libraries |
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3 | This RubySoC project is divided in two parts. Both are intended to 1) | |
4 | give Ruby some more features and 2) make it faster, both be improving | |
5 | Ruby core code and writing C extensions when possible. | |
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7 | The first one is related to Synchronization Primitives, data | |
8 | structures that are very useful and necessary while programming | |
9 | multi-thread/processes systems. Ruby has some synchronization | |
10 | primitives implemented on its core, and others can be found in several | |
11 | different Ruby-only gems and libraries. Some of these primitives could | |
12 | have their Ruby code polished, and others could be sped up by a C | |
13 | extension. The objective of this part of this project is to improve, | |
14 | where possible, Ruby code of existing synchronization primitives | |
15 | implementations and to improve their efficiency by writing C | |
16 | extensions for the most important and useful ones. | |
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18 | The second part is related to Ruby core libraries. It's known that | |
19 | there are lots little improvements to be done on core libraries that | |
20 | could improve Ruby efficiency and code readability. Even more could be | |
21 | done to improve speed by writing more core code in C. There's a lot of | |
22 | work to be done here, and the objective of this second part is to | |
23 | improve as much as possible Ruby core by polishing Ruby code and | |
24 | improving more C extensions. |