Hey John, Just took a look, and you've certainly made more progress than myself! (My branch is/was at https://github.com/jballanc/MacRuby/tree/llvm-3.0). I saw that you just have a commit on the master branch, though. It would be best if you created a new branch in your personal MacRuby fork for the llvm work. If you do that, then I can work with you (send pull requests to your branch) to work out the remaining issues, and finally you can send a pull request from your llvm-3.1 branch to the main MacRuby repo. Cheers, Josh On Friday, June 29, 2012 at 7:52 PM, John Harrison wrote:
I have started a fork on at https://github.com/ashgti/MacRuby that compiles and runs with llvm 3.1 and clang support. Everything is currently building and running, but its failing some of the spec tests. I just wanted to post this here in case anyone was interested in trying it out or helping with any of the failing specs. The major differences are the introduction of the ArrayRef<> from the llvm (it wraps std::vector and C style arrays), the new exception handling system, clang support and removing const from a few data types because the llvm api's changed. I still need to clean up the commit a bit, but feel free to try it out and let me know if anyone has any issues.
-- John Harrison
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