Integrate the JRuby extension #25
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👍 looks good to me. |
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👍 LGTM I don't think that the final java gemfile should be shipped with C sources - ext/digest/** and vice versa. But it's a detail. |
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@ahorek You have a point. I added a commit to address that. |
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I've squashed some commits. I think I can merge this later today. Thank you all for taking a look! |
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Some commits, CI changes and dropping ext/openssl, seem better to be separated from this issue. |
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I think that the @eregon's idea, mapping |
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It would be good to get JRuby's feedback on that, I opened jruby/jruby#6865 |
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This work is based on #21. Ruby engine specific parts now reside in their respective
ext/*directories, while keeping the common parts inlib/.