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We are not just talking linking here. Including a Ruby interpreter, and a part of the Ruby library, or a Java virtual machine and class library if you will. I d
by danieldk 16y ago
We are not just talking linking here. Including a Ruby interpreter, and a part of the Ruby library, or a Java virtual machine and class library if you will. I don't think Apple will go for that.
- chc 16y agoWhy not? They could have said so in the rules if they wanted to forbid it. They forbade deprecated system components, not bundled class libraries.
- petercooper 16y agoFWIW, they already allow Lua to operate in a similar manner on iOS since the third-party development tools policy change in September. I think Apple relaxed the rules because it's all too hazy. Linking in a PDF "interpreter" that calls out to various image decompression libraries is structurally little different than how MacRuby could roll.