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This commit adds descriptive comments to the following MRB_API functions in src/state.c, clarifying their purpose and functionality:
- mrb_open_core
- mrb_open
- mrb_free_context
- mrb_close
- mrb_add_irep
- mrb_top_self
- mrb_state_atexit

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Summary of Changes

Hello! Gemini here, providing a summary of this pull request. This PR aims to improve the documentation of the mruby core by adding descriptive comments to several key MRB_API functions within src/state.c. The comments clarify the purpose and functionality of these functions, making the codebase easier to understand for developers.

Highlights

Documentation Improvement: Adds descriptive comments to the following MRB_API functions in src/state.c:

mrb_open_core: Clarifies it initializes the core without loading gems.
mrb_open: Clarifies it initializes mruby, including loading gems.
mrb_free_context: Describes its purpose of freeing a mruby context.
mrb_close: Explains it closes and finalizes a mruby state.
mrb_add_irep: Notes it adds an instruction sequence (irep) to the state.
mrb_top_self: Indicates it returns the top-level self object.
mrb_state_atexit: Specifies it registers a function for state closure.

Changelog

src/state.c
- Added descriptive comment for mrb_open_core (line 38).
- Added descriptive comment for mrb_open (line 67).
- Added descriptive comment for mrb_free_context (line 161).
- Added descriptive comment for mrb_close (line 173).
- Added descriptive comment for mrb_add_irep (line 188).
- Added descriptive comment for mrb_top_self (line 202).
- Added descriptive comment for mrb_state_atexit (line 209).

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June 5, 2025 23:16