Ruby/EventMachine

This is a binary release for the Linux platform and it requires that libstdc++.so.5 be installed on your system. If your Linux distro is relatively recent, you may not have this package. If you suspect a problem, go into your gem directory and find ... [More] the extension file libeventmachine.so, and perform an ldd on this file. Note if there are any errors from ldd. There are compatibility packages available for all distros to add the older stdc++ libraries, so this is an easy step. If you have any trouble with this, please write to gmail account garbagecat10 or (preferable) leave a message in the Rubyforge project forum or wiki. Happy Eventing, and make sure you let us know if you like or hate this product, and how we can make it better. [Less]

Go to the project Wiki (http://eventmachine.rubyforge.org/wiki/wiki.pl) to see a commented example of a network server written with Ruby/EventMachine. We are currently preparing the first EventMachine code release, while will be a gem containing the ... [More] compiled EventMachine extension, for two versions of Linux. It will be up in a day or two. Stay tuned, and tell us what you think! [Less]