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hi, how can I use _beginthread with winelib (I get "undefined reference") ? thanks, -- Felix Natter

Hi there, I'm trying to get the game Halflife working with Wine. I downloaded the latest Wineversion with CVS. I built it with : # ./configure --prefix=/usr/wine --enable-opengl # make depend && make && make install Then I insert the halflife cdrom and do: # mount /mnt/cdrom # cd /mnt/cdrom # wine SETUP.EXE It loads up the Halflife install wizard (progressbar goes from 0 to

Hi, I am a Mac osx 10.6 user. I followed this tutorial (http://web.engr.oregonstate.edu/~traylor/ece391/install_ltspice) to install wine and LTspice. After download the LTspiceIV.exe from Linear website. I put it into my home folder, and try to run "wine LTspiceIV.exe" from my terminal. Here is the error message I got: err:module:map_image Could not map section .rdata, file probably

Okay, my problem is quite short: does anybody know what this means? err:module:map_image Section .data too large (10000+10000/14000) err:module:import_dll Loading module (file) CMS32_NT.DLL (which is needed by L"D:\\Games\\Silver\\Silver.exe") failed (error c000007b). err:module:import_dll No implementation for CMS32_NT.DLL.Dummy imported from L"D:\\Games\\Silver\\Silver.exe",

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hello guys, I'm new into this list. I searched into the list looking for something about Songbird, also the website, and I didn't find information about my problem with wine. Let me tell, I want to run Songbird, the last release into my Slackware machine, so I got the exe and tried to install it. The installation works perfectly, also it

>sudo systemctl stop systemd-resolved >sudo systemctl disable systemd-resolved.service > >Rowland Now systemd-resolved is inactive, but samba still does not listen.. root at natter:/home/joachim# systemctl start samba-ad-dc Job for samba-ad-dc.service failed because a timeout was exceeded. See "systemctl status samba-ad-dc.service" and "journalctl -xe" for

Hi, I am looking into good way to port Windows applications to Linux and hopefully any other Unixes. I'd like to know about questions below. If anyone answer them, I'd appreciate it. 1. Can I use Winelib to port commercial application whose sources will be not disclosed ? 2. Is it possible to link Winelib statically with an application and distribute it ? 3. In case that I

N?stor Amigo Cairo wrote: > Hi! > > I'm new to winelib. I'm trying to port a Borland C++ Builder 6.0 > application, but I need VCL library: vcl.h. > > Any ideas?? I would want to make it run natively on Linux. You can't. Winelib still requires Wine to run it. It's a library not an executable. If you want to write native Linux application that can run by itself

So when I try starting up the Steam version of Borderlands, it says this... Code: fixme:winhttp:WinHttpDetectAutoProxyConfigUrl discovery via DHCP not supported fixme:gameux:GameExplorerImpl_VerifyAccess (0x1cd930d0, L"c:\\program files\\steam\\steamapps\\common\\borderlands\\Binaries\\Borderlands.exe", 0x32d4ec) err:setupapi:do_file_copyW Unsupported style(s) 0x144

Sorry to bug you all, but I want to know if I am trying to do something impossible. I am trying to use winelib to compile an exe that links to a dll, without compiling the dll under winelib (i.e. the equivalent of simply linking in the .lib). I have a win32 DLL project (hw5) that generates a hw5.lib, hw5.dll and hw5.h under M$. I have a win32 gui exe project (hw6) that includes hw5.h, links to

Hi, Can anyone tell me how to install winelib? I cannot find it anywhere on the winelib website. Or does it come with Wine? Thanks Col

Hi, I have assumed that if I want to use winelib for porting, I must compile MFC under Linux regardless if my app uses MFC or not. Is this true? It seems like if I have to compile MFC and yet I don't use it, I should choose another alternative to port my app since the process of getting MFC to compile is extensive. Also, my app involves video compression for internet use. Should I expect a

I need to write a win32 program. However, my workstation is a Linux box. I was goingto create a cross compiler and compile my code and run it on wine... However, I heard about winelib, and allegedly I can just use winelib and compile on my linux box using good ol' gcc and it will just work. Is this true? If so how would I set that up? Where can I find the docs?

My debian Synaptic just updated me with winelib 9.58, which I should have been looking out for - because winelib 9.58 totally messes up internet explorer's display of pages with fixed backgrounds. (Repeated images, garbles everything). But winelib 9.44 is Ok, so I need to downgrade. Does anyone know of a repository that has winelib 9.44? Thanks.

Does the latest winelib compile and work on the Sparc? Are there any special patches/instructions for this? Are there any mirrors that have the precompiled binary winelib for Sparc? Thanks in advance.

Hi, Suppose I have a function: myfunc <- function(x, y) { ... } And within the function I want to print out the name of the x, y vectors. For example, if I do: > myfunc(foo, goo) [1] "foo" "goo" It shall return "foo", "goo" (with or without quotes is fine), where foo and goo are two vectors with numbers. I know this sounds strange, but I'd

I like Tante Maja. I will call them and see if we can flood them. ;-) I suggest dinner at 18:00? Best, Tobias On Sun, Mar 26, 2017, at 04:08 PM, Bekket McClane via llvm-dev wrote: > Hi, I’m one of the poster session authors, I’m also currently in > Saarbruken > All three places sound nice to me, but I’m not familiar with this town so > maybe you can pick the place? > About the

N?stor Amigo Cairo wrote: > So I will need to rewrite the application to run on Linux, but this > sounds strange, doesn't it?? I have not completely understood then the > purpose of winelib. Do you mean that it is not possible to build an > application from source (written using Win32 API) using gcc on Linux > and executing it natively?? Correct. You can't run it directly

Hello everyone. I don't know if this was ever asked, if so sorry. 1.Let's assume we have a source code from some old Windos program for example: a game that useed D3D6, and was released around year 2000, we know that this program works perfectly under wine - am I correct in assuming, that - with the use of winelib - we could compile the source, and create a Linux/BSD/Solaris/whatever

I’m going to travel with another person, so 2 people in total Cheers, Hsu > Tobias Grosser <tobias.grosser at inf.ethz.ch> 於 2017年3月26日 下午4:16 寫道： > > We have a table reserved at Tante Maja, 18:00 for 15 people. I am travel > with 5 other people, so 10 more spots are open. Please let me know > within 30 minutes if you want a spot, such that I can confirm the >