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MRubyD

MRubyD is a new mruby virtual machine implemented in pure C#. The name "MRubyD" stands for mruby for dotnet and pays homage to the well-known alternative implementation mruby/c. Designed with seamless integration in mind for C#-based game engines, and emphasize ruby...

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  • Open Source (MIT)

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  • Self-Hosted
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What is MRubyD?

MRubyD is a new mruby virtual machine implemented in pure C#. The name "MRubyD" stands for mruby for dotnet and pays homage to the well-known alternative implementation mruby/c. Designed with seamless integration in mind for C#-based game engines, and emphasize ruby level compatibility. MRubyD leverages the latest C# features for high performance and high extensibility.

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  • Implemented in C#: Utilizes the robust capabilities of C# to ensure seamless integration with C#-based game engines.
  • High Performance: Takes advantage of modern C# language features—such as managed pointers, Span, and the performance benefits of the .NET runtime’s GC and JIT compiler—to deliver superior speed and efficiency.
  • High compatibility with Ruby-level APIs (Work in progress) It is intended for use in software with a certain amount of resources, such as games. For this reason, we are focusing on Ruby API compatibility. At release, all opcodes are implemented and pass the syntax.rb tests from the mruby repository.
  • Rich Library Integration & Extensibility: Compared to the original C implementation, calling C#’s extensive libraries from Ruby is straightforward, making the VM highly extensible.