What's up, RMers?

[kyonides]

C is not modular but you don't necessarily need to type every single thing whenever you're using Ruby C, I mean, some default functions that resemble Ruby methods can just be referenced by calling them provided you entered all required arguments... I suspect Ruby'$s mkmf and make fill it up by replacing calls with actual code. At least that's why I think that happens if you call the Ruby C initialize class instance function, a hidden initialize method intermediate step taken care of by Ruby whenever you call the YourClass.new method...