Closed translunar closed 8 years ago
Thanks a lot for this! I was honestly a bit lost on where to get started with automating builds.
The other nice thing is now you can do bundle exec rake pry
or bundle exec rake console
to get a Ruby console with your gem already loaded. =)
There are a bunch of other rake tasks you might want to steal from NMatrix as well, since you're doing C development. The main things are the gdb and valgrind tasks, which allow you to run your specs inside of gdb or valgrind to track down memory issues.
See commit message for details. I was a little sloppy because I was in a hurry.