I am pretty much new to Ruby and I was working on a project to run a multithreaded ruby program implemented using celluloid library.
It seems like when I try to run the program using the command:
ruby program_name.rb
The code don't run properly and it says GIL is stopping it from making use of multiple cores. I understand GIL is a locking mechanism used by ruby interpreter, but I was wondering if there is a way to diable it with a special command to make concurrent program run.
If this is something impossible, is there any other way to execute multithreaded program in ruby / with any online editor/IDE that supports such multithreading in Ruby?
I prefer rvm
for this. See: http://rvm.io
Then run:
rvm get stable
rvm install jruby
For jRuby. Change to rbx
for Rubinius.
Then you can switch between Ruby engines with:
rvm use <jruby/rbx>
Using Celluloid
you ought to try both and compare them often.