Very cool stuff, and another good showcase for the power of Zig :)
Porting it to MacOS shouldn’t prove too troublesome if author fiddles with the build.zig file for a bit. Zig can cross-compile easily provided it has all the Ruby source files available. However, I am the worst build.zig writer in the world and I tend to rely on the CLI compiler flags more than I should.
Very cool stuff, and another good showcase for the power of Zig :)
Porting it to MacOS shouldn’t prove too troublesome if author fiddles with the
build.zig
file for a bit. Zig can cross-compile easily provided it has all the Ruby source files available. However, I am the worstbuild.zig
writer in the world and I tend to rely on the CLI compiler flags more than I should.