moving data between ruby and assembler stream

[KG_is_back]

I have found something totally crazy... Reading ruby documents I've found that pack method can actually pack a pointer to a string. It is possible to convert this pointer to float and pass it to the assembler. Assembler can then both read and write to the string to which the pointer points.

The string of data can essentially be shared between ruby and multiple assembler components. It could also enable to open and process mems/wave files in ruby, since "to address" primitive essentially outputs pointer to raw data.

I've literally just found this out... I haven't tested it rigorously, but preliminary tests show it should be relatively stable.

[nix]

interesting,
what does this mean entirely.
does it mean green to mem to stream, mate, or stream to float?
Could an audio recorder say be built like this?