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= TODO == Memory managment GirFFI does not attempt to free any memory at the moment, or lower the reference count of any objects it gets from GObject. This task therefore involves two parts: - Free non-GObject pointers as needed (at garbage-collection time) - Lower reference count of GObjects (at garbage-collection time) == Persistent Ruby GObject identity GirFFI should make sure that if it gets a pointer to a GObject for which a Ruby object already exists, the existing object is returned. This involves the use of WeakRef, no doubt. == Remove code for passing generic pointers Generic pointers have been declared 'not introspectable', so handling them can be removed. == Handle fundamental objects that are not GObject. This is a big one. See commit 1e9822c7817062a9b853269b9418fd78782090b5 in gobject-introspection, and TestFundamentalObject in Regress. The tests for TestFundamentalObject accidentally pass, but there may be hidden issues. == Check binding of GObject: (11:37:03 PM) walters: the basic story is that GObject should be manually bound (11:47:02 PM) ebassi: the really necessary bits are: GObject/GInitiallyUnowned memory management; properties accessors; GSignal connection API (11:47:15 PM) ebassi: the rest is "nice to have" (11:47:37 PM) ebassi: oh, and probably GBinding - but that's just because I wrote it ;-) == Compatibility with all implementations. GirFFI is incompatible with Rubinius, but this is due to Rubinius' FFI implementation lagging behind the others. == See Also dnote
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