ext/extconf.rb in google_hash-0.7.0 vs ext/extconf.rb in google_hash-0.8.0

- old
+ new

@@ -35,22 +35,25 @@ unreachable_int = 31 unreachable_long = 63 end ruby_key = {:convert_keys_from_ruby => "", :convert_keys_to_ruby => "", :key_type => "VALUE", :english_key_type => "ruby", - :extra_hash_params => ", hashrb, eqrb", :unreachable_key => "current_instance"} # TODO NULL is false here? + :extra_hash_params => ", hashrb, eqrb", :unreachable_key => "current_instance"} + int_key = {:assert_key_type => 'T_FIXNUM', :convert_keys_from_ruby => "FIX2INT", :convert_keys_to_ruby => "INT2FIX", :key_type => "int", :unreachable_key => "1<<#{unreachable_int}"} # "long" is useful on 64 bit...since it can handle a wider range of incoming int's long_key = {:assert_key_type => 'T_FIXNUM', :convert_keys_from_ruby => "FIX2LONG", :convert_keys_to_ruby => "LONG2FIX", :key_type => "long", :unreachable_key => "1<<#{unreachable_long}"} +# currently "big numbers" we handle by storing them as a double +# TODO floats [does ruby do real doubles underneath?] too bignum_as_double_key = {:assert_key_type => ['T_BIGNUM', 'T_FIXNUM'], :convert_keys_from_ruby => "rb_big2dbl", :convert_keys_to_ruby => "rb_dbl2big", :key_type => "double", :unreachable_key => "1<<#{unreachable_long}", # LODO is this a bignum value though? LODO TEST this key on 64 bit! - :extra_hash_params => ", hashdouble, eqdouble", + #:extra_hash_params => ", hashdouble, eqdouble", # these methods provided natively these days? :extra_set_code => "if(TYPE(set_this) == T_FIXNUM)\nset_this = rb_int2big(FIX2INT(set_this));", :extra_get_code => "if(TYPE(get_this) == T_FIXNUM) \n get_this = rb_int2big(FIX2INT(get_this));" } ruby_value = {:value_type => "VALUE", :english_value_type => "ruby"} @@ -61,11 +64,10 @@ bignum_as_double_value = {:assert_value_type => ['T_BIGNUM', 'T_FIXNUM'], :convert_values_from_ruby => "rb_big2dbl", :convert_values_to_ruby => "rb_dbl2big", :value_type => "double", :extra_set_code2 => "if(TYPE(to_this) == T_FIXNUM)\nto_this = rb_int2big(FIX2INT(to_this));" } - - + init_funcs = [] for key in [ruby_key, int_key, bignum_as_double_key, long_key] do for value in [ruby_value, int_value, long_value, bignum_as_double_value] do options = key.merge(value)