← Back to context Comment by nine_k 20 days ago Is Ruby easy to embed in a C program? 5 comments nine_k Reply dismalaf 20 days ago Yes -> https://mruby.orgIt's also incredibly easy to extend the main Ruby implementation with C, C++, Odin, Zig, Rust, Fortran, etc... Literally a few lines. vidarh 20 days ago The main Ruby implementation is also fairly easy to embed. It's just not easy to embed multiple MRI ruby instances in a single application, and it's also a lot bigger than mruby. bandrami 20 days ago That was originally the point of Ruby debugnik 20 days ago RPG Maker used to embed Ruby before it was cool (and before they switched to JS for web support).
dismalaf 20 days ago Yes -> https://mruby.orgIt's also incredibly easy to extend the main Ruby implementation with C, C++, Odin, Zig, Rust, Fortran, etc... Literally a few lines. vidarh 20 days ago The main Ruby implementation is also fairly easy to embed. It's just not easy to embed multiple MRI ruby instances in a single application, and it's also a lot bigger than mruby.
vidarh 20 days ago The main Ruby implementation is also fairly easy to embed. It's just not easy to embed multiple MRI ruby instances in a single application, and it's also a lot bigger than mruby.
debugnik 20 days ago RPG Maker used to embed Ruby before it was cool (and before they switched to JS for web support).
Yes -> https://mruby.org
It's also incredibly easy to extend the main Ruby implementation with C, C++, Odin, Zig, Rust, Fortran, etc... Literally a few lines.
The main Ruby implementation is also fairly easy to embed. It's just not easy to embed multiple MRI ruby instances in a single application, and it's also a lot bigger than mruby.
That was originally the point of Ruby
RPG Maker used to embed Ruby before it was cool (and before they switched to JS for web support).