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[ANN] JRuby 1.1.3 Released

Thomas Enebo

7/19/2008 5:53:00 AM

The JRuby community is pleased to announce the release of JRuby 1.1.3!

Homepage: http://www....
Download: http://dist.codehaus....

JRuby 1.1.3 is the third point release of JRuby 1.1. The fixes in this
release are primarily obvious compatibility problems and performance
enhancements. Our goal is to put out point releases more frequently for
the next several months (about 3-4 weeks a release). We want a more
rapid release cycle to better address issues brought up by users of JRuby.

Highlights:

- RubyGems 1.2
- Greatly improved interpreter performance
- jrubyc compiler usability improvements and bug fixes
- Reduced memory usage and object churn
- Dozens of IO-related and core class RubySpec fixes + reduced memory for IO
- ThreadGroup fixes to resolve Mongrel "dead thread" issues
- New options/properties for tweaking JIT, thread pooling, and more
- Block invocation performance improvements
- Much faster Time performance
- Much better support for --debug
- 82 issues resolved since JRuby 1.1.2

Issues fixed:
JRUBY-2495 Requiring and using a Java library that ends up using
a Thread Context classloader doesn't work.
JRUBY-2582 Strip out gem cruft dring ant dist
JRUBY-2584 Comparable#== behavior differs from MRI
JRUBY-2585 Hash.[] should call to_hash if only one argument is provided
JRUBY-2590 [1.8.7] SecureRandom crashes, fails new rubyspecs
JRUBY-2592 Two JRuby crashes on Readline::HISTORY rubyspecs
JRUBY-2598 Rubygems installs non-functioning BAT files on Windows
JRUBY-2601 New default for jruby.jit.threshold property is not
reflected in the --properties listing on jruby command line ref. JRUBY-2514
JRUBY-2605 Kernel.eval with yield behaves differently than MRI
1.8.6/1.8.7, causes some libraries failures with JRuby
JRUBY-2607 Gather all JRuby RubyGems changes out of RubyGems libs
and into a single monkey-patching file
JRUBY-2614 StringIO#readlines("") hangs JRuby
JRUBY-2615 IO.popen doesn't allow shell commands to access STDIN
JRUBY-2617 gem install appears to be bulk updating every time.
JRUBY-2623 Rubyspec failures for StringIO's #close, #close_write,
#close_read and #<<
JRUBY-2624 Object#initialize_copy should always be private
JRUBY-2625 IO#read_nonblock is broken
JRUBY-2628 StringIO's methods (new and truncate) should raise
appropriate exceptions
JRUBY-2629 StringIO#<< and various read methods crash ruby if
invoked on only-allocated object
JRUBY-2630 direct loading .class files fails with an IO Error
JRUBY-2631 jruby's select() doesn't properly handle objects that
implement to_io
JRUBY-2632 IO#readpartial doesn't handle unget char
JRUBY-2633 Kernel#select with non-array argument crashes JRuby
JRUBY-2635 IO#readpartial crashes when negative argument is specified
JRUBY-2636 IO#readpartial doesn't honor maxlength parameter and
always returns the whole buffer content
JRUBY-2637 Channelstram should null the buffer in close()
JRUBY-2638 StringIO#initialize_copy is not implemented
JRUBY-2644 TCPServer#close doesn't interrupt any pending #accept's
JRUBY-2646 NullPointerException when trying to invoke method whose
arity is three and that is given a block.
JRUBY-2650 Block construction/instantiation is slower in compiled
than interpreted
JRUBY-2652 NativeException does not have a direct accessor for the
wrapped exception
JRUBY-2653 test_threaded_nonlocal_return test sometimes fail with an
apparent threading issue
JRUBY-2659 Stringio#ungetc crashes JRuby in some cases
JRUBY-2660 More than 30 rubyspec failures for StringIO
JRUBY-2662 Tag or fix remaining OS X spec failures
JRUBY-2664 --debug option on Windows is broken
JRUBY-2667 Plenty of new StringScanner failures for JRuby
JRUBY-2669 StringScanner#peek crashes JRuby in some situations
JRUBY-2671 NullPointerException when converting an Array of Ruby
that includes an instance of java primitive class.
JRUBY-2677 Problem in Process Command Line Arguments
JRUBY-2679 Selectively Disable JIT Compiler using command line options
JRUBY-2681 Multiple IO#readlines rubyspec failures
JRUBY-2683 Regexp#to_s behaves differently than MRI 1.8 or MRI 1.9
JRUBY-2684 gem management requires too much memory
JRUBY-2687 Socket.for_fd generates ArgumentError when running
EventMachine gem (pure_ruby version)
JRUBY-2692 Bigdecimal#add never uses the precision arg, fails new
rubyspec tests
JRUBY-2693 PROGRAM_NAME is not available in the modules included via
-r command line option
JRUBY-2694 [1.8.7] Ability to specify suffix/extension for Tempfile
JRUBY-2695 Exception in the thread is not printed when
Thread.abort_on_exception is set to true
JRUBY-2696 Kernel.raise should print the one-line exception info to
$stderr in DEBUG mode
JRUBY-2698 Time.new inconsitencies
JRUBY-2699 If user's PATH contains '.' and 'jruby' resolves to
'./jruby', JRUBY_HOME is incorrectly set to '.', leading to
'NoClassDefFoundError'
JRUBY-2704 Upgrade rubygems to version 1.2
JRUBY-2707 JRuby does not load AOT compiler escaped name
JRUBY-2709 Interpreter crashes on a new rubyspecs for rescue
JRUBY-2710 CGI#out fails new rubypecs, prints results to original
stdout rather than to the redefined one
JRUBY-2711 RubyArray keeps references to unreachable RubyObjects
after clear, reject!, delete and delete_at
JRUBY-2713 AOT Compiler should default to no prefix
JRUBY-2714 Major performance slowdown when loading AOT compiled file
JRUBY-2717 Dir[..] does not accept more than two arguments
JRUBY-2719 Mongrel can't handle heavy load, fills up with threads
and starts dropping connections
JRUBY-2721 ThreadGroup should not ever hold on to dead threads in
its list
JRUBY-2722 Interpreter passes absolute path to the EventHook for
'require'ed files
JRUBY-2723 Interpreter passes wrong position on 'return' event
JRUBY-2728 Deadlock in Thread#exit when being joined from outside
JRUBY-2729 Kernel#caller should not cut off at eval like backtraces do
JRUBY-2730 Multiply-binding JRubyMethods with meta=true are not
processed correctly by AnnotationBinder
JRUBY-2731 Significant speedup of Time methods (up to 300%-400% in
some cases)
JRUBY-2733 StringIO#each_byte doesn't update pos, fails new Rubyspecs
JRUBY-2735 String#% should use to_ary to convert the argument to Array
JRUBY-2738 TCPServer#peeraddr on crashes JRuby
JRUBY-2742 Major code duplication in BAT files
JRUBY-2751 Array#fill should return self instead of raising an error
when length is negative
JRUBY-2753 c-return passes different 'file' then c-call for load and
require
JRUBY-2769 I/O Error (sysseek for buffered IO) when using
reliable-message library
JRUBY-2770 IO#sysseek after IO#sysread raises IOError
JRUBY-2773 Crashes when using Enumerator#to_enum with
Threadify#threadify
JRUBY-2779 Race condition in IO
JRUBY-2781 Can't compile Build 7142
JRUBY-2786 Lots of JRuby crashes on ARGF methods
JRUBY-2789 IO#read crashes JRuby when pos is bigger than the file length
JRUBY-2809 Not all at_exit blocks are being executed.
JRUBY-2814 release jna-posix and update jruby afterwards
13 Answers

Roger Pack

7/20/2008 4:26:00 AM

0

Thomas Enebo wrote:
> The JRuby community is pleased to announce the release of JRuby 1.1.3!

Benchmarks?
:)
-R
--
Posted via http://www.ruby-....

M. Edward (Ed) Borasky

7/20/2008 7:50:00 AM

0

Quoting Roger Pack <rogerpack2005@gmail.com>:

> Thomas Enebo wrote:
>> The JRuby community is pleased to announce the release of JRuby 1.1.3!
>
> Benchmarks?
> :)
> -R
> --
> Posted via http://www.ruby-....
>
>

Yes. :)

Profiles too, maybe. ;)

Charles Oliver Nutter

7/20/2008 5:13:00 PM

0

Roger Pack wrote:
> Thomas Enebo wrote:
>> The JRuby community is pleased to announce the release of JRuby 1.1.3!
>
> Benchmarks?

What would you like to see? It's pretty easy to download yourself and
run them too :)

- Charlie

Ray O'Hara

6/4/2010 11:34:00 PM

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"dr.narcidan" <jminpa@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:f48975e6-c850-458d-b9fc-b8be72bca5e7@a16g2000vbr.googlegroups.com...
On Jun 4, 2:17 pm, volkfolk <volkfo...@verizon.net> wrote:
> On Jun 4, 1:04 pm, Chunk <chunkheadl...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Nice work, Barry! All those census jobs are fauxsome.
>
> I liked mine while it lasted. Too bad it ends in two weeks. I'll miss
> the extra money

I purposely didn't send my form in, just I could meet the nice person
who was designated for my area. One of my neighbors, a couple with a
baby, actually, seemed to be avoiding the census lady, and she
enlisted my help in trying to get them to cooperate. But it was her
last day - and she expressed anxiety that it wouldn't look good for
her if she didn't get them. "If they have to send someone to clean up
after me..." is how she put it. Would that affect her pay? Doesn't
seem quite fair, in a way. These people she were after are
uneducated, suspicious sorts, so I don't think she got them. She was
asking me when they're here, what kind of car they have, etc., etc.
She did my visit/census form a few days before she came back to try to
get help tracking them down.


======================================================================

and this is when the city of Newton sends a policeman to get the info.
if that fails they ask the postman.
and even though volkfuck and lord of the dance might say that is the truth
because I've seen it.
Newton would send Sgt Fitzpatrick out to do it.

The Lord of Eltingville

6/5/2010 12:36:00 AM

0

Ray OHara wrote:
> "dr.narcidan" <jminpa@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:f48975e6-c850-458d-b9fc-b8be72bca5e7@a16g2000vbr.googlegroups.com...
> On Jun 4, 2:17 pm, volkfolk <volkfo...@verizon.net> wrote:
>> On Jun 4, 1:04 pm, Chunk <chunkheadl...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Nice work, Barry! All those census jobs are fauxsome.
>> I liked mine while it lasted. Too bad it ends in two weeks. I'll miss
>> the extra money
>
> I purposely didn't send my form in, just I could meet the nice person
> who was designated for my area. One of my neighbors, a couple with a
> baby, actually, seemed to be avoiding the census lady, and she
> enlisted my help in trying to get them to cooperate. But it was her
> last day - and she expressed anxiety that it wouldn't look good for
> her if she didn't get them. "If they have to send someone to clean up
> after me..." is how she put it. Would that affect her pay? Doesn't
> seem quite fair, in a way. These people she were after are
> uneducated, suspicious sorts, so I don't think she got them. She was
> asking me when they're here, what kind of car they have, etc., etc.
> She did my visit/census form a few days before she came back to try to
> get help tracking them down.
>
>
> ======================================================================
>
> and this is when the city of Newton sends a policeman to get the info.
> if that fails they ask the postman.
> and even though volkfuck and lord of the dance might say that is the truth
> because I've seen it.

You also see pink elephants...


> Newton would send Sgt Fitzpatrick out to do it.
>
>

band beyond description

6/5/2010 2:48:00 AM

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On 2010-06-05 06:47:39 +0900, volkfolk <volkfolk1@verizon.net> said:

> People like you are EVERYTHING that's wrong with this country today.
> What the fuck do you do except whine and complain?


that's what made America great! #

too bad people like that can't agree on the benefit of a
semi-consensus-oriented society.
--
Peace,
Steve

octoad

6/5/2010 3:07:00 AM

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"Chunk" <chunkheadlock@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:f093b379-15f6-437c-83f8-4476b52f9f4b@c7g2000vbc.googlegroups.com...

> Would touting today's jobs report with all these temp census jobs as
> evidence of economic expansion be naive or bullshit spin?

It would be evidence of yet another month of private sector job growth,
which contrasts quite nicely with the massive private sector job losses of
Bush's last year.

Of course the figure was still anemic, showing that the long term trend for
this country's economy remains downward. That has nothing to do with the
stimulus, just like much of the private sector job growth has nothing to do
with the stimulus. We had an economic meltdown under Bush, its going to
take a looong time to somewhat recover, but we won't ever recover fully for
about a jillion reasons that have nothing to do with either Bush or Obama.

> Which way
> did the markets go.

Gee, on weak economic numbers they went down. How unusual!

> And thanks for the census refreshed, Captain
> Fucking Obvious.

You apparently need to hear the obvious.

O


band beyond description

6/5/2010 2:55:00 PM

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On 2010-06-05 06:11:41 +0900, "dr.narcidan" <jminpa@gmail.com> said:

> She did my visit/census form a few days before she came back to try to
> get help tracking them down.


NARCidan!
--
Peace,
Steve

Ray O'Hara

6/5/2010 4:52:00 PM

0


"The Lord of Eltingville" <tthomas@[REMOVE_TO_REPLY]ogre.net> wrote in
message news:huc73101jmr@news6.newsguy.com...
> Ray OHara wrote:
>> "dr.narcidan" <jminpa@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:f48975e6-c850-458d-b9fc-b8be72bca5e7@a16g2000vbr.googlegroups.com...
>> On Jun 4, 2:17 pm, volkfolk <volkfo...@verizon.net> wrote:
>>> On Jun 4, 1:04 pm, Chunk <chunkheadl...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Nice work, Barry! All those census jobs are fauxsome.
>>> I liked mine while it lasted. Too bad it ends in two weeks. I'll miss
>>> the extra money
>>
>> I purposely didn't send my form in, just I could meet the nice person
>> who was designated for my area. One of my neighbors, a couple with a
>> baby, actually, seemed to be avoiding the census lady, and she
>> enlisted my help in trying to get them to cooperate. But it was her
>> last day - and she expressed anxiety that it wouldn't look good for
>> her if she didn't get them. "If they have to send someone to clean up
>> after me..." is how she put it. Would that affect her pay? Doesn't
>> seem quite fair, in a way. These people she were after are
>> uneducated, suspicious sorts, so I don't think she got them. She was
>> asking me when they're here, what kind of car they have, etc., etc.
>> She did my visit/census form a few days before she came back to try to
>> get help tracking them down.
>>
>>
>> ======================================================================
>>
>> and this is when the city of Newton sends a policeman to get the info.
>> if that fails they ask the postman.
>> and even though volkfuck and lord of the dance might say that is the
>> truth because I've seen it.
>
> You also see pink elephants...
>
>
>> Newton would send Sgt Fitzpatrick out to do it.
>>

as always you are talking out your ass.
you haven't seen it so it mustn't happen.
yeah that's an objective standard.

octoad

6/5/2010 10:46:00 PM

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"gwazoo" <gwazoo@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1064302b-02bc-466b-8716-853d29925dd9@u26g2000yqu.googlegroups.com...
>
>> Boy are YOU naive.
>>
>> It was all part of Obama's parents' master plan to install a communist
>> Muslim negro in the White House and then intentionally ruin the country
>> by
>> creating more jobs than his predecessor.
>>
>> I mean c'mon, they were smart enough to take out a birth announcement in
>> a
>> Hawaii newspaper on the day he was born in Kenya or Indonesia or
>> Afghanistan
>> or wherever it was, surely they had the census thing all figured too.
>>
>> O

> Who gives a shit about the census anyway? Obama sure doesn't. He
> checked "African American" on his form with no explanation. He is
> equally Caucasion.

Well, his father was African and his mother was American, so.............

O