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I have a C application. The C application needs a few script files containing mruby code. Is it possible to run this application using current mruby implementation without recompilation (after I make any change in mruby scripts) ? If yes how ?

But I did not find any such method adress here. If in a C application (where mruby is embedded) I have to recompile entire application, then what is the advantage of mruby ?

My idea of scripting languages is that if I change any thing in the mruby script file , no recompilation of the entire application will be required, and this will increase productivity.

I consider this as an advantage of using any script file in a native application.

Kindly help me understand this.

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Yes, in any scenario, script, or file that uses mruby code you don't need to recompile your program.

Fabio says Reinstate Monica
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  • This site has a review mechanism: some posts are identified as potentially needing a closer look. You have posted an answer to an old question, which qualifies it as a "Late answer", and I found it that way. Here is the link: http://stackoverflow.com/review/late-answers/15203912. That said, I edited it to make it clearer, but I haven't voted on it because I have no idea whether the answer is correct or not, as I know nothing about mruby. – Fabio says Reinstate Monica Feb 14 '17 at 10:14