wine users - May 2004 - How to force winelib to build a DLL

Hello,

I use the latest 2004-08 wine release on rh7.3
I tried to compile a simple wine DLL from my sources but it is alwayw 
wine-exe (?) that is built ( mydll.dll.exe.so ) for mydll.dll target.

'wine' reports 'get EXE instead of DLL' when i try to use it
instead on
win32 native dll.

I used 'winemaker .' and 'winemaker --dll .', it doesn't
create
any 'configure', just Makefile, and it seems the result is the same.

I tried 'winebuild -fPIC -o myspec.c myspec' and link the result with my
DLL but it seems i still have the same output.
 
I tried to force -shared to 'winegcc' , it asks for spec file.

Should I create a spec file and a DLL will be built to build only with 
it, and if yes, can it be created automatically with a tool (winedump) ?
I tried '100 stdcall foo(ptr)' but it is reported as malformed(?)

What am I doing wrong here? 

Thanks a lot

Hello all,
 
 I use the latest 2004-08 wine release on rh7.3
 and tried to compile a simple wine DLL from my sources but it is always 
 wine-exe (?) that is built ( mydll.dll.exe.so ) for mydll.dll target.

 The source is the only simplest 'void foo(void*)' in one .cpp file. 
 
 'wine' reports 'get EXE instead of DLL' when i try to use it
instead on
 win32 native dll.
 
 I used 'winemaker .' and 'winemaker --dll .' and it seems the
result is
the same. 
  
  I created the empty spec  and sent it to winebuild, then i have a
dumplicated '__wine_spec_init_ctor' symbol, already linked ? I comment
it
and all linked but DLL but it seems i still have the same output ( not a
DLL ), though DllMain entry was in *spec.c file and in the binary (
readelf -s <binary> but 'winmain' is also there )
  
I tried to force -shared to 'winegcc' , it asks for spec file, 
the simple spec with '100 stdcall foo(ptr)' in it doesnt work, reported
as
malformed when passed with --specs option.
 
 Should I create a spec file and a DLL will be built only with 
 it, and if yes, can the spec to be created automatically with a tool
(winedump) ?
  
 What am I doing wrong here? I think that some i did some mistakes at the
begining, maybe in options to be sent to winemaker to have a DLL?
 
 Thanks a lot
 --
 Eugene

Most winelib users/developers are on wine-devel, so you should try asking the
wine-devel list.

Ivan.