On Thu, Mar 04, 2004 at 06:03:59AM +0100, Maurizio Monge wrote:
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> Hi, if found a commented X11DRV_GLX_CreateDriver in the x11drv dll,
> did anyone try to write a glx backend and stopped for some reason?
>
> I was just planning to write a OpenGL backend for directdraw (i.e. using
> glDrawPixel
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Hi, if found a commented X11DRV_GLX_CreateDriver in the x11drv dll,
did anyone try to write a glx backend and stopped for some reason?
I was just planning to write a OpenGL backend for directdraw (i.e. using
glDrawPixels, etc), as i think it would be almost as fast as dga and far more
stable, b
Hi!
when i test wine-20040121 , it works fine.
but wine-2040213 is not work.
the function of AVIMakeCompressedStream is not returned AVRERR_OK .
i tested each dlls(avifil32.dl.so, ntdll.dll.so,...). finally i found i
replace kernel32.dll.so(in the wine-20040121) it works fine.
How I can do it
Hi~,
I runed avi related program work with wine-20040121, It works fine. thanks this~
but I tested wine-20040213,
AVIMakeCompressedStream isn't work properly, therefore not returned
GetAvailableSystemCodec in my function.
below is my test code.
when i replace kernel32.dll.so (in the wine-200401
Troy Rollo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> So you'd rather ensure that we hold one or more anonymous maps reserving
> everything above 0x8000 (except for NT emulations, assuming the 3G
> emulation is to be preferred, or there's an option for 3G), and when the
> system needs to allocate someth
On Thu, 4 Mar 2004 11:36, Alexandre Julliard wrote:
> Well, it's currently broken on Solaris, and on some Linux distros
> (RHEL3 for instance). The main problem is that we have to prevent the
> kernel from allocating things above 0x8000, but we still need to
> be able to put things there oursel
Dan Kegel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> WINEBUILD=../../../tools/winebuild/winebuild ../../../tools/winegcc/winegcc
> -mconsole sock.o testlist.o -o ws2_32_test.exe.so -L../../../dlls -lws2_32
> -L../../../libs/wine -lwine -L../../../libs/port -lwine_port -lm -lc
> /usr/bin/ld: ws2_32_test.e
Troy Rollo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 1. Start with the expected size, and then looping until success, dropping the
> size by 65536 each iteration.
>
> 2. Start with the expected size, if that doesn't work use a binary search
> algorithm to see how many we can reserve.
Definitely a binary se
I am also having the exact same problem so you are not alone. I did the
same thing as you to get around it at the moment.
Dan Kegel wrote:
Dan Kegel wrote:
I updated to CVS yesterday, and now I get an error
when building wine, namely: winsock and msvcrt tests
won't link because they can't find
Hi ,
i'm traying to run with wine a legacy aplication that needs to be run by
a loged in user under NT Domain. That aplication needs to be
authenticated on the server to access the SQL server. Looking on google
i've found a post about logonUser patch from Martin Wilks (
http://www.winehq.org/hyperm
> What is the plan for combining these audio drivers? One thing that is common
> to each driver are the functions that handle the wave headers, adding,
> removing
> etc.
I understand the desire to extract common code from drivers that have largely
been cut and paste from the OSS driver's boilerpl
Dan Kegel wrote:
I updated to CVS yesterday, and now I get an error
when building wine, namely: winsock and msvcrt tests
won't link because they can't find accept and feof,
respectively. Commenting out the SUBDIRS= lines in
those two DLLs' Makefiles got me past it (I think;
it's still building).
T
I thought to begin with the OSS and NetBSD drivers since I am most
familiar with these. The intention was to integrate these drivers
in such a way that it will be easier (although probably not trivial)
to then bring the other drivers in.
Although short sighted, I intended to first consider the dif
On Tue, 02 Mar 2004 17:38:05 -0700, Jesse Allen wrote:
> I have the patch attached. Any comments?
Looks fine. Congrats on your (presumably) first wine patch! In future it's
a good idea to send them to wine-patches, but don't worry, Alexandre will
get it from the list this time.
thanks -mike
I updated to CVS yesterday, and now I get an error
when building wine, namely: winsock and msvcrt tests
won't link because they can't find accept and feof,
respectively. Commenting out the SUBDIRS= lines in
those two DLLs' Makefiles got me past it (I think;
it's still building).
This problem was n
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