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#ifndef KROSS_RUBY_CONFIG_H
#define KROSS_RUBY_CONFIG_H

#include <ruby.h>
#include <env.h>
#include <rubysig.h>
#include <node.h>
#include <version.h>

#include <st.h>
//#include <typeinfo>

#include <kross/core/krossconfig.h>

// ruby_finalize() in rubyinterpreter.cpp may trigger a crash on exit when
// using QtRuby, since for some reason, smoke static objects are deleted
// first, then ruby_finalize() call the garbage collector, which call
// function that neeed smoke static objects.
// Cause most (all?) modern systems do free the mem on exit anyway, we
// just introduced via this switch a way to allow to enable/disable the
// finalize and work that way around the crash-on-exit. For sure the
// proper way would be to gain a useful backtrace and fix it ;)
//#define KROSS_RUBY_FINALIZE

// If this is defined we call explicit rb_gc() manualy on many places. This is
// normaly not needed and Ruby will handle the garbage collection for you. So,
// while it's probably better/faster to don't rb_gc() manualy it's still useful
// for debugging to detect and catch problems faster.
// #define KROSS_RUBY_EXPLICIT_GC

// Following defines are for debugging only. If defined, we are more verbose.
//#define KROSS_RUBY_SCRIPT_CTORDTOR_DEBUG
//#define KROSS_RUBY_SCRIPT_CONNECTFUNCTION_DEBUG
//#define KROSS_RUBY_SCRIPT_CALLFUNCTION_DEBUG
//#define KROSS_RUBY_SCRIPT_FUNCTIONNAMES_DEBUG
//#define KROSS_RUBY_SCRIPT_EXECUTE_DEBUG
//#define KROSS_RUBY_SCRIPT_METHODADDED_DEBUG
//#define KROSS_RUBY_SCRIPT_DEBUG

//#define KROSS_RUBY_INTERPRETER_CTORDTOR_DEBUG
//#define KROSS_RUBY_INTERPRETER_DEBUG

//#define KROSS_RUBY_EXTENSION_CTORDTOR_DEBUG
//#define KROSS_RUBY_EXTENSION_CALLCONNECT_DEBUG
//#define KROSS_RUBY_EXTENSION_DEBUG

//#define KROSS_RUBY_CALLCACHE_CTORDTOR_DEBUG
//#define KROSS_RUBY_CALLCACHE_DEBUG

//#define KROSS_RUBY_MODULE_CTORDTOR_DEBUG
//#define KROSS_RUBY_MODULE_DEBUG

//#define KROSS_RUBY_VARIANT_DEBUG

//#define KROSS_RUBY_FUNCTION_CTORDTOR_DEBUG
//#define KROSS_RUBY_FUNCTION_DEBUG

//#define KROSS_RUBY_OBJECT_DEBUG

#endif
