#include <DirectoryService/DirectoryService.h>

//work

/*dsDataBufferAllocate

tDataBufferPtr dsDataBufferAllocate (
    tDirReference inDirReference, 
    unsigned long inBufferSize );  */
tDataBufferPtr dsDataBufferAllocate (
    tDirReference inDirReference, 
    unsigned long inBufferSize ){}; 

/*dsDataBufferDeAllocate

tDirStatus dsDataBufferDeAllocate (
    tDirReference inDirReference, 
    tDataBufferPtr inDataBufferPtr );  */

tDirStatus dsDataBufferDeAllocate (
    tDirReference inDirReference, 
    tDataBufferPtr inDataBufferPtr ){};

/*dsDataListDeAllocate

tDirStatus dsDataListDeAllocate (
    tDirReference inDirReference, 
    tDataListPtr inDataList, 
    dsBool inDeAllocateNodesFlag );  
Discussion 

Please Note: ******** API Change Soon ******** dsDataListDeAllocate() will be soon be obsoleted and no longer supported. Please discontinue using it and instead use --> dsDataListDeallocate() ( <-lower case 'a' ).*/

tDirStatus dsDataListDeAllocate (
    tDirReference inDirReference, 
    tDataListPtr inDataList, 
    dsBool inDeAllocateNodesFlag ){};  

/*dsDataListDeallocate

tDirStatus dsDataListDeallocate (
    tDirReference inDirReference, 
    tDataListPtr inDataList );  
Discussion 

Note that if the tDataListPtr is a heap based tDataList rather than stack based, that you must also call free() to release the memory for the head of the list after calling dsDataListDeallocate().*/
tDirStatus dsDataListDeallocate (
    tDirReference inDirReference, 
    tDataListPtr inDataList ){};  
