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> I'm looking into ways to establish interaction between
> Ruby and benchmarks. For example, a data-intensive
> benchmark would provide hints to Ruby, such as when it
> would request data or modify it. This hint would be
> recognized by Ruby as an event, and would result in
> some actions. So, these hints would be predetermined
> and the programmer would insert them while coding
> benchmarks. Is it possible to implement such
> interaction in GEMS? If so, could you please give me
> some pointers.
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Magic breakpoints is exactly what you want here. Create your own types of
magic breakpoints.
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