Laurent Sansonetti
lsans****@apple*****
Thu Jul 5 18:39:43 JST 2007
On Jul 5, 2007, at 11:10 AM, Satoshi Nakagawa wrote:
>> So I would say that the safest way to do threading with RubyCocoa is
>> to use the patch and Ruby threads (via the Thread class).
>
> It's ok.
> But I want to support Tiger + ruby 1.8.2 on my application.
> So I think I should use
> performSelectorOnMainThread_withObject_waitUntilDone
> for a while.
2 things you could do:
- Only set the RUBYCOCOA_THREAD_HOOK_DISABLE environment variable if
OSX::RBRuntime.isRubyThreadingSupported? returns false. Note that this
method is new in trunk. One possible way:
unless ((OSX::RBRuntime.isRubyThreadingSupported?) rescue false)
ENV['RUBYCOCOA_THREAD_HOOK_DISABLE'] = true
end
- Embed the patched Ruby inside your application (actually,
libruby.dylib, the standard library and the extensions should be
enough).
Laurent