Hi,
>I am trying to use the library from C#,....
I guess you use the fluidsynth shared library, and you have a way to bind your
C# code to C fluidsynth API.
In this case you could write and build a new C shared library that contains the
C functions you need.
For example, let the following new C shared library source for your need:
On Windows,
1) make a new project: shared C library.
2) put the the following code in your new project
/*
* The function free memory using free().
*/
__declspec(dllexport) fluid_free( void * p)
{
free(p)
}
3) build your new shared C project.
4) Than from your C# project, (4.1) call fluid_free() (the same way you call
any fluidsynth API), and then (4.2) bind your new shared library (the same way
you bound fluidsynth shared library).
jjc
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