U.Nakamura wrote: > Hello, > > In message "Re: Request patch to Win32API.c" > on Mar.08,2004 19:32:26, <robertm / spellmanhv.co.uk> wrote: > | | We are planning to deprecate Win32API. > | | So we don't want to add new features to Win32API. > | > | What are you planning to depreciate the Win32API in favour off? > > Ah, I should say; > > You should use Ruby/DL instead of Win32API. > It has compatible layer of Win32API -- require 'dl/win32.rb'. > And if you want to use another feature which Win32API doesn't have, > you should use Ruby/DL directly. > > > Regards, > sorry for my poor and wrong English ;-( Is there any English documentation for Ruby/DL? In the http://ttsky.net/ruby/ruby-dl-sample/win32/volume.rb example, I see calls to 'DL.malloc(1000)' but no calls to free(). Does this mean that Ruby's GC will free the memory when it is no longer referenced or should there be a call to free() in the example? Thanks, Michael