This looks brilliant. I was hoping it worked for my ruby-1.8.7 application though :(
Are there similar applications for versions of ruby lower than ruby-2.1.0?
One potential option is using one of the JRuby 1.7.x releases, which still supports the Ruby 1.8 language level. You'll be able to use all the JVM tools, such as VisualVM, which offer similar functionality.
I think support for Ruby 1.8.7 has ended, so it is very unlikely you will see anything like this written for that version of Ruby. You should seriously consider migrating from that version.
Having said that - As one of the authors of Rbkit - it does not even work on 1.9.x - because instrumentation support we require from Ruby isn't simply there.
nirvdrum|11 years ago
gnufied|11 years ago
Having said that - As one of the authors of Rbkit - it does not even work on 1.9.x - because instrumentation support we require from Ruby isn't simply there.