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Reverse Dependencies for rake-compiler
The projects listed here declare rake-compiler as a runtime or development dependency
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Native mixins to speed up PSD.rb
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Wraps the Apache Pulsar C++ Client with Ruby bindings.
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Client bindings for Quantcast File System, a distributed filesystem.
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Enjoy MATH!
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This gem provides a comprehensive Ruby wrapper around
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This Gem is a wrapper around an useful open-source library for creating QR
Codes, a two-dimensional bar code format popular in Japan created by the Denso-Wave Corporation in 1994.
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Quacks when it is raining in Seoul.
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Native implementation of OpenStreetMap quad tile functions
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This gem introduces a quicksort implementation in C. It also introduces a reference implementation in Ruby. Just for some benchmarking fun.
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HTTP/3 server implementation for Ruby
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r2ree is a ruby bindings to the r2ree linkable C++ radix tree library.
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A tool for extracting and translating strings from the RGSS3 game engine
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This is a Captcha gem for ruby. It drawing captcha image with C code so it no dependencies.
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Native Ruby binding and Rack middleware for libinjection. Report-only by default: detects SQLi/XSS-like payloads, emits structured attack signals, and can be combined with Rack::Attack. Ships with a pinned vendoring workflow for libinjection v4.0.0.
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A Rack middleware that provides an endpoint to start the New Relic agent.
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Rack middleware for end-to-end security through TCTP
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Ractor::LVar
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A lock-free MPMC queue that can be shared across Ruby Ractors — the only Ractor-safe bounded queue option since Ruby's built-in Queue uses Mutex and cannot cross Ractor boundaries.
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Provides an efficient uint8_t array
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Call malloc_trim(0) on GC
Impact:
- 99th percentile performance is slightly impacted.
- CPU is very slightly higher
Inspired by Philipp Tessenow's malloc_trim gem
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