Version 1.0.0

Version 1!

This version was generated with a very young version of mruby-bindings. The C code generated is sort of clumsy. For example, it performs manual type checking instead of using mrb_get_args's format specifiers (which also sacrifices polymorphic behavior).

That said, the Ruby APIs provided are solid (with the exception of the Sockets API's... they're not quite complete), the test coverage is pretty decent, and it's easy to compile into any MRuby project.

Moving Forward

Before adding any more features, I intended to re-generate the C code with the current mruby-bindings. This poses some challenges, as the manual modifications to the binding code will have to be re-applied. However, that problem will not arise again since mruby-bindings is now smart enough not to overwrite any portions of the generated code that have been modified by the user. The newer mruby-bindings is also much easier to "teach," so hopefully the manual modifications needed will be significantly less than before.

After the mruby-bindings upgrade, I'll go back to adding features.