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Artichoke Ruby Architecture - a modular Ruby implementation written in Rust
Artichoke Ruby is a modular Ruby implementation written in Rust. Artichoke is made up of several Rust libraries, called crates, which are arranged in a Cargo workspace.
Aside: This document uses the word “interpreter” to refer to a Ruby engine. This word may mean either a VM-based or interpreted Ruby engine.
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