Planet SoC

Current source just uploaded into github.com.
You can clone it , test it and report bugs! =)
http://github.com/sv/rorbench/tree/master

Current source just uploaded into github.com.
You can clone it , test it and report bugs! =)
http://github.com/sv/rorbench/tree/master

I’ve done some simple benchmarking with typo bloging engine and here is some graphs

I’ve done some simple benchmarking with typo bloging engine and here is some graphs

Week #3 of Google’s Summer of Code is now over, so what have I been working on?

Rubyspec compatibility with 1.8.7 and newer 1.8.6 patchlevel versions

Due to internal changes to the way newer Ruby versions checked for the existance of magic methods like #to_str and #to_int, many of the already existing specs started failing (roughly more than 100 failures). After I started a discussion about this on the #rubyspec channel, Vladimir Sizikov raised his objections on this change on the Ruby-Core mailing list, where there are talks going on about potentially reverting this behaviour.

And the second week of Google’s Summer of Code comes to an end.

Over the course of the last week, I’ve been working on Net::FTP specs (really, that’s no fun!) and on specs for the Set library.

Thanks to the new specs I’ve added for Set and SortedSet, some bugs have been exposed, for which I’ve submitted bugs to Ruby’s shiny new bugtracker, based on RedMine:

All JRuby maintainers use git-svn for managing their versioning. But jruby on github supported manually.
I’ve also try to use git-svn on my Windows machine and encounter an error:
fatal error - unable to remap cygdb-4.2.dll to same address as parentAfter some googling I’ve found similar problem for python on cygwin(git-svn uses perl).
Again 2-step solution:

All JRuby maintainers use git-svn for managing their versioning. But jruby on github supported manually.
I’ve also try to use git-svn on my Windows machine and encounter an error:
fatal error - unable to remap cygdb-4.2.dll to same address as parentAfter some googling I’ve found similar problem for python on cygwin(git-svn uses perl).
Again 2-step solution:

As you all know, command prompt on Windows * very poor. There is simple 2-step solution to this problem!
1)Setup local ssh server(instructions)
2) Use putty to connect (putty)

That’s all =)

As you all know, command prompt on Windows * very poor. There is simple 2-step solution to this problem!
1)Setup local ssh server(instructions)
2) Use putty to connect (putty)

That’s all =)