You can get the wine dlls build for windows from our sf.net page, look for the
wine-dlls packages.
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--- Lars Segerlund <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok, I get it, wine must us a binary loader for the windows dll's ...
> areasonable ...
Under Windows you can just compile the dll using mingw and then drop
the dll in to the program direct that you want to test. Lets say you
have a app name foo.exe
Lars Segerlund wrote:
I was thinking of a silly thing to try, namely replacing windows dll's with wines,
does anybody have any thoughts about it ?
I just thought about it as a debugging trick I wanted to try, but I don't know enough
to evaluate if it's even worth trying.
So what about it, is it w
--- Lars Segerlund <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was thinking of a silly thing to try, namely replacing windows
> dll's with wines, does anybody have any thoughts about it ?
It wont work well. I have done it before. The best thing to do is the
change your dlls search order and use a copy of the
I was thinking of a silly thing to try, namely replacing windows dll's with wines,
does anybody have any thoughts about it ?
I just thought about it as a debugging trick I wanted to try, but I don't know enough
to evaluate if it's even worth trying.
So what about it, is it worth giving a sh
