First make sure that you have built the native FFI code and it's located in the right place. This can be done with the build script in build.sh:
./build.sh
Then you can run the tests with:
rspec
There's also a mem_check.rb in the scripts folder. This is not a bullet proof test, but it can be helpful for detecting large leaks. This requires human interaction - you need to read the output and understand what it's telling you, so it's not run as part of the test suite.
ruby scripts/mem_check.rb
You can build the gem with:
gem build yggdrasil-engine.gemspec
Then you can install the gem for local development with:
gem install yggdrasil-engine-0.0.1.gem
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