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Daniel Berger
Hi all,
The Win32Utils team is happy to announce the release of win32-sound
0.4.0.
What's new?
===========
This release replaces the C code with a pure Ruby version that uses the
Win32API package. It also adds a gemspec, and a gem on RubyForge.
That means that you can now do: gem install win32-sound.
Why?
====
This was a small package that was easy to convert.
There's a bug in gems wrt nested module/classes and C extensions.
Compiler issues, especially with the latest one click installer, were
proving to be too annoying.
What about the other Win32Utils packages?
=========================================
Some will be converted. Some will not, at least not for a while. Keep
an eye out.
Regards,
The Win32Utils Team
The Win32Utils team is happy to announce the release of win32-sound
0.4.0.
What's new?
===========
This release replaces the C code with a pure Ruby version that uses the
Win32API package. It also adds a gemspec, and a gem on RubyForge.
That means that you can now do: gem install win32-sound.
Why?
====
This was a small package that was easy to convert.
There's a bug in gems wrt nested module/classes and C extensions.
Compiler issues, especially with the latest one click installer, were
proving to be too annoying.
What about the other Win32Utils packages?
=========================================
Some will be converted. Some will not, at least not for a while. Keep
an eye out.
Regards,
The Win32Utils Team