On Sat, Oct 23, 2010 at 12:18 PM, kvberge <kvandenberge@gmail.com> wrote:

> I can provide the c declarations to the functions I am attempting to
> wrap, but I cannot provide the dll because it is a dll for the company
> I work for and I am not allowed to supply the dll.
>

Since I can't test it, why are you sending a :pointer instead of :string?

In the C definition Send expects a string, but you're using a pointer
and not using FFI MemoryPointers to handle it.

Also, will be great to know in which Ruby line the project segfault,
guess could be based on what I'm saying above.

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