wine users - May 2010 - Can I use Mixture of binaries .so and Dll?

I have a dll which hosts some functions say abc.dll.
I have written Linux implementation for some of the API provided by abc.dll and
compiled it as abc.so.
Now I want invoke my Linux implementation from wine.
Can I configure wine to use mixture of binaries? Or is there any way to do this?

On 5/11/10 12:38 AM, manju.hosur wrote:
> I have a dll which hosts some functions say abc.dll.
> I have written Linux implementation for some of the API provided by abc.dll
and compiled it as abc.so.
> Now I want invoke my Linux implementation from wine.
> Can I configure wine to use mixture of binaries? Or is there any way to do
this?
What you want to do is make a Winelib DLL. Your Winelib DLL calls
functions in your native shared library, while programs running in Wine
can call functions in the Winelib DLL like it's a regular DLL. (All of
Wine's DLLs are implemented this way, just so you know.) The Winelib
Users' Guide (http://www.winehq.org/docs/winelib-guide/index ) has more
information.

But what's preventing you from just using the Windows version of your
DLL under Wine anyway?

Chip

Thanks for the reply chip :) 

I hope this will do the needful.

My concern is regarding DllOverrides option provided by wine.
As per my understanding this will completely override specified dll.
If that is the case whether I need to address all the functions in shared
library?

In my case I want use both dll and .so. If called API is implanted in .so then
call the Linux version else call windows version from dll.
This will help me in porting my windows dll to Linux on API basis.