Hadeweka
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2 years ago I thought about using other Ruby implementations before.
If there is general interest in Anyolite working with mruby/c, I could put it onto the roadmap for a future version.
The only thing which makes this difficult right now (besides the limitations of mruby/c) are the rather restricted compilation targets for Anyolite (only Linux and Windows), but this is something I intend to fix at some point anyway.
Hi Hadeweka
I tried Anyolite. I think it is a great library. I used klib/kxpr to evaluate simple expressions in Crystal before, but anyolite + mruby will give us a lot of flexibility.
Looking at the implementation directory, anyolite appears to be a binding to mruby or ruby. As you may know, Ruby has an implementation called mruby/c. This is an even smaller implementation than mruby. Designed for microcontroller boards. I'm not sure if it can be used with Anyolite. For example, mruby / c does not support keyword arguments right now. Ruby mruby/c Comparison table (Japanese - google translate) But it would be interesting if Anyolite supports mruby/c. I hope you keep up the great work.