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module Bootsnap module LoadPathCache ReturnFalse = Class.new(StandardError) FallbackScan = Class.new(StandardError) DOT_RB = '.rb' DOT_SO = '.so' SLASH = '/' DL_EXTENSIONS = ::RbConfig::CONFIG .values_at('DLEXT', 'DLEXT2') .reject { |ext| !ext || ext.empty? } .map { |ext| ".#{ext}" } .freeze DLEXT = DL_EXTENSIONS[0] # This is nil on linux and darwin, but I think it's '.o' on some other # platform. I'm not really sure which, but it seems better to replicate # ruby's semantics as faithfully as possible. DLEXT2 = DL_EXTENSIONS[1] CACHED_EXTENSIONS = DLEXT2 ? [DOT_RB, DLEXT, DLEXT2] : [DOT_RB, DLEXT] class << self attr_reader :load_path_cache, :autoload_paths_cache, :loaded_features_index, :realpath_cache def setup(cache_path:, development_mode:, active_support: true) store = Store.new(cache_path) @loaded_features_index = LoadedFeaturesIndex.new @realpath_cache = RealpathCache.new @load_path_cache = Cache.new(store, $LOAD_PATH, development_mode: development_mode) require_relative 'load_path_cache/core_ext/kernel_require' if active_support # this should happen after setting up the initial cache because it # loads a lot of code. It's better to do after +require+ is optimized. require 'active_support/dependencies' @autoload_paths_cache = Cache.new( store, ::ActiveSupport::Dependencies.autoload_paths, development_mode: development_mode ) require_relative 'load_path_cache/core_ext/active_support' end end end end end require_relative 'load_path_cache/path_scanner' require_relative 'load_path_cache/path' require_relative 'load_path_cache/cache' require_relative 'load_path_cache/store' require_relative 'load_path_cache/change_observer' require_relative 'load_path_cache/loaded_features_index' require_relative 'load_path_cache/realpath_cache'
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