Write the loop in Ruby, and it runs at the speed of C -- one to two orders of magnitude faster than interpreted. It is for what a CArray expression cannot say: a cell that reaches its neighbours, a recurrence, a loop written out. What may be in a block is a subset of Ruby, and a C compiler has to be present at run time.

Required Ruby Version

>= 3.2.0

Authors

himotoyoshi

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  1. 0.1.7
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      1. 0.1.7 source October 28, 2026 (388 KB)
  2. 0.1.6
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      1. 0.1.6 source October 20, 2026 (385 KB)
  3. 0.1.5
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      1. 0.1.5 source October 19, 2026 (383 KB)
  4. 0.1.4
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      1. 0.1.4 source October 12, 2026 (380 KB)
  5. 0.1.3
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      1. 0.1.3 source September 24, 2026 (349 KB)
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