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The fix was proposed by @block8437. Thank you.
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mrb_funcall(); close #3056
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Fiber.yield cannot be called from #initialize which is called by
mrb_funcall(). It is mruby limitation.
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#2439
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Use `do ... end` for test block.
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use the function; there's no function available to create new fiber from C (countapart of Lua's lua_newthread), but that's because you cannot create a new fiber from C due to mruby C API design limitation. define your method to create fibers in Ruby; close #1269
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API changes:
- value.p must be accessed via mrb_value_p macro
- value.p must be mutated via MRB_SET_VALUE_P macro
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"spec.author=" expects a String represents a single author.
"spec.authors=" expects an Array which is a list of multiple authors.
http://guides.rubygems.org/specification-reference/
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