Re: Wine on FreeBSD current

2004-06-22 Thread John Birrell
nges to Wine required to make the registration code optional. I need to do more work to confirm that, but that's my gut feeling at the moment. -- John Birrell

Re: Wine on FreeBSD current

2004-06-20 Thread John Birrell
On Sun, Jun 20, 2004 at 04:57:43PM +0200, Gerald Pfeifer wrote: > On Thu, 17 Jun 2004, John Birrell wrote: > > "wine: failed to initialize: /something/lib/wine/ntdll.dll.so: mmap of > > entire address space failed: Cannot allocate memory" > > > > is caused by W

Re: mmap of entire address space failed

2004-06-17 Thread John Birrell
d to comment out the section in map_view() where there is a test if the allocated memory is above the user address limit. That allows notepad to get through all the initialisation without barfing. [ It then goes into an infinite loop trying to open the display. 8-( ] -- John Birrell

Re: Wine on FreeBSD current

2004-06-16 Thread John Birrell
a test of mmap on FreeBSD current to see what address space I was able to mmap. Using objdump to identify the pages that the test program was linked to load in, the test program was able to mmap MAP_ANON, MAP_FIXED, MAP_NOCORE all memory from 0x0 to 0xbfc0, except the pages at which the test program was mapped at. I'll look further into how Wine is mmap'ing memory on FreeBSD. -- John Birrell

Wine on FreeBSD current

2004-06-08 Thread John Birrell
Are there any people subscribed to this list who use Wine on FreeBSD current? I'm just wondering if it is supposed to work as well as FreeBSD stable. -- John Birrell

Re: Runtime code vs compile time conditional compilation

2004-02-15 Thread John Birrell
hat if believe would be better as a #if. -- John Birrell

Runtime code vs compile time conditional compilation

2004-02-14 Thread John Birrell
an attempt to shift >= the number of bits in the variable. If I had my way, this sort of thing should be coded as a compile time test and only the code for the appropriate size compiled in. Is there some sort of direction for/from Wine developers for this kind of thing? -- John Birrell