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| - | Variodyn D1 this is a fully digital distributed paging system. Only 10 different components allow to build small installations and grow up to very large installations of actually over hundred devices driving over 1000 loudspeaker lines. [[Audio Technology/Variodyn|more Variodyn ...]] | + | Variodyn D1 this is a fully digital distributed paging system. Only 10 different components allow to build small installations and grow up to very large installations of actually over hundred devices driving over 1000 loudspeaker lines. [[Audio Technology/Variodyn|more on Variodyn ...]] |
Revision as of 00:29, 8 August 2007
- site overview
- Ruby | The Future of Ruby | Ruby C Extension
- Audio Technology | Variodyn
The Future of Ruby
Yukihiro Matsumoto's C implementation of Ruby aka MRI (Version 1.8) is now considered the Quasi-Standard of the Ruby Language because there has never been an explicit language standard for Ruby. As the number of implementations grows a standard seems to become necessary to prevent the horror szenario of totally incompatible interpreters. Read on ...
Extending Ruby in C
Extending Ruby with C functions is quiet easy. After you have learned the principles and worked through the ambiguous usage of the API functions you get the power of the Ruby language to your C program. Then it is possible to solve the time critical tasks at the C program and the complex part by Ruby. We created a simple tutorial to get quickly familiar with the Ruby C extension API. Read on ....
Audio Technology
Variodyn D1 this is a fully digital distributed paging system. Only 10 different components allow to build small installations and grow up to very large installations of actually over hundred devices driving over 1000 loudspeaker lines. more on Variodyn ...