>>>>> "J" == Justin Bonnar <jbonnar@berkeley.edu> writes:
J> The following code compiles and runs, but doesn't seem to work correctly
J> (other functions that access the C structure wrapped by the object
J> behave strangely.)
Look at ruby-1.8.5/ext/dbm/dbm.c, in the ruby source, to see an example
how you can do this (fdbm_alloc(), free_dbm() and fdbm_initialize())
Guy Decoux