# $Id: Portfile 20392 2006-11-03 01:35:32Z blair@macports.org $
PortSystem		1.0
PortGroup		ruby 1.0

ruby.setup		        cgen 0.12 install.rb {README examples test} 
maintainers		        tristan@opendarwin.org
description		        Framework for generating C extensions from Ruby.
long_description	    If you're starting a C extension from scratch, \
                        or if you need to dynamically generate and load \
                        C code on the fly, you may be interested. For \
                        wrapping an existing library, you should consider SWIG \
                        as well. SWIG has the advantage of being able \
                        to parse headers and generate something as a starting \
                        point. CGenerator has the advantage of automatically \
                        handling serialization and memory management, but it \
                        can handle only a limited (but extensible) range \
                        of C data types. 
checksums		        md5 933111bb9f99eb2e597f8c6cdd10debf
homepage                http://redshift.sourceforge.net/${ruby.module}/
master_sites            http://redshift.sourceforge.net/${ruby.module}/
platforms		        darwin 
extract.suffix          .tgz