Am Donnerstag, 20. März 2008 16:05:51 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > Question 1: I need to mess about with winecfg. I want to compile only > winecfg.exe so I can immediately see when I made a mistake /rather than > trying to build the entire source of wine/. What's the console command(s) I > need to execute in order to get a winecfg.exe or any other single file, > executable or otherwise out of the source /preferably not overwriting the > real one in use/? I use it mainly as a mesure of saving compile time, so I am not quite sure if it does what you want. But you can compile just the programs/winecfg subdirectory in the wine source, and run wine via /path/to/winesrc/wine winecfg, and it will run your new winecfg program. This saves you the time of make checking all directories, as well as the "make install" time.
> Question 2: The cpls/any additional executables that have to be added to > wine have to be in source form (duh!). Any particular quirks I should know > about? Say, example.exe has to be created when wine is built; it goes into > "c: \windows\system32". Is there anything special (some obscure settings?) > that needs to be done in order for "./tools/wineinstall" and > then "wineprefixcreate" to create "c:\windows\system32\example.exe" out of > the source located in "<winesource>/programs/example"? I think that's done in wine.inf, but I am not sure. Wine itself does not need anything in C:\windows\system32, this is mainly done for Windows applications that check if the file is present and check the version. You do not have to put fake DLLs in there for wine-private things.
