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missing trial period so i'd rather wait for mobiruby

• pjmlp 14y ago
  But mobiruby does not compile to native code, does it?
• jballanc 14y ago
  The difference is that, as far as I can see, mobiruby is a Ruby interpreter/VM embedded in an Obj-C application. This is in contrast to MacRuby which is implemented directly on top of the Obj-C runtime. So, MobiRuby still has to go through the work of converting Ruby objects into Obj-C objects, whereas in MacRuby a Ruby object is an Obj-C object. For a practical example of what this means, see the most recent sample code that was released for mobiruby: https://gist.github.com/2577620 https://gist.github.com/2577620