similar to: dlls. any way to convert or "wrap" them using wine?

Hey, I just have the two questions from the subject. I'd like to keep wine updated to latest version (even if not the stable), how can I do it? Second, I would like to use the native DLLs from my windows copy, is there an instructive on how to replace wine's with those? I'd like to test if some games that do not work currently will work with native dlls. Thank you in advance.

Hi, I want to replace some of the builtin libraries of Wine with native ones to improve performance in some games. The wine documentation refers to a '~/.wine/config' that doesn't exist. From what I've gathered from this mailing list, I should simply move the native dlls I want into the fake c drive (.wine/drive_c/windows) and Wine will use them instead. Is this right or am I

What are the minimum DLLs or components required for a win application to have a chance to work? The software I am installing is not a game so I dont need games related dlls or components. Tks for any advice

I am checking an old bug http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9637 which happens to affect several games. Before arriving to the bug in question, one has to workaround another bug relate to shdocvw.dll. It is recommended to override a set of libraries which I believe should be put in system32. However, at least some of the dlls are already there. Are these the wine builtins or rather proxies as

Hi fsx would be really cool :-) but how do i include those dlls? MANY THANKS and regards Michael Simulator X Demo # wine fsx.exe err:module:import_dll Library MFC80.DLL (which is needed by L"C:\\Program Files\\Microsoft Games\\Microsoft Flight Simulator X Demo\\fsx.exe") not found err:module:import_dll Library MSVCR80.dll (which is needed by L"C:\\Program Files\\Microsoft

I`ve read FAQ, but didn`t found how to paste some DLLs to c:\windows\system32\ Can anyone help me? I use fedora core 7, wine 1.0rc3.

Ok, Im following this tutorial: http://ace-client.net/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=34 But when I try to apply patch I get this: > [jan at janpc Games]$ patch -p1 <'/home/jan/Games/wine-1.3.36/winepatch.patch' > can't find file to patch at input line 11 > Perhaps you used the wrong -p or --strip option? > The text leading up to this was: > --------------------------

Hey guys, I have wine 0.9.22. In winecfg, under the Libraries tab, I have the choice of setting whether libraries are taken from a native windows installation or from those built into wine. The only thing is, I don't know where it's trying to get native libraries. I have three installations of Windows on my computer - 98, XP and 3.11 ;-). I have searched through my wine config files,

Hi, I found these remakes of old Sierra games at http://www.tierraentertainment.com/ They run on an windows adventure game engine AGS found at http://www.adventuregamestudio.co.uk Due to the engine author's reclutance for helping linux people, the only solutions seems to be using wine to get these ancient-but-excellent games running. So far they have made King's Quest 1 VGA and

I'm runiing wine-20031212 on a dual boot machine. I have both win98 and w2k installed. Other posts have suggested these be copied. Is the the right - complete? -set? advapi32.dll comctl32.dll ddraw.dll gdi32.dll kernel32.dll mfc42.dll msvcrt.dll ole32.dll rpcrt4.dll shell32.dll shlwapi.dll user32.dll sean

What really matters is not whether Wine has a Windows drive and filesystem to sit on top of, but whether or not Wine can use native Windows DLLs instead of its builtin ones. Some DLLs in Wine are so perfect that they can be used in Windows - no benefit will be gained from running an app that uses these natively. Some of Wine's DLLs are buggy or incomplete - using stock native Windows ones

I've read through some archives on the users mailing list and found some answers to getting Wine 20020122 going. I didn't have to change much with the default way tools/wineinstall. Here's my questions 1) Does Wine run programs that live in a native Windows XP vfat partition using the native dlls? 2) Does Wine run Office XP, even if it is buggy? 3) Can it run programs such as

Hi all I signed myself up as the appdb maintainer to TaxCalc about a year ago so I thought it about time I did something to try and get it to work. I know it does not work 'out of the box' so I was trying to use a few DLL overrides to pin down which native Wine libraries were causing difficulties (and so I can give some guidance on appdb). I have addeed taxcalc.exe in wine configuration

I am in the process of trying to port a Windows library to Linux (maybe also to Mac, but let's not get ahead of ourselves). The existing library is essentially a facade layer to a number of third-party dlls (mostly COM-based, although one is .NET-based) over which I have no control. These third-party dlls have no UI of their own. Their purpose is to allow access to proprietary data formats.

I've read that to get some apps working I could try coping files from native win to wine dir. It was said that some dlls do not work. I remember there was gdiplus, user32, kernel, and directx. I would like to know if there is exact list of dlls that are not going to work with wine. Or if there's script to copy dlls from native win install to wine dir.

Dear all, In the download section of the Speex web site, you can find the Windows DLLs until the 1.2beta2 version, but for the newest version 1.2rc1 there aren?t any available. Therefore, I?m trying to generate the Windows DLLs for the 1.2rc1 version using the MSVC 2005 project files available in the source code. After a lot of problems, finally I have generated the DLLs. However there is a

I need to know is there some utility I can use to install all my Windows XP DLLs on my Wine install? I have a legal copy of Windows XP I never use, so I might as well add all the native DLLs to my Wine install, thus insuring all my Windows apps will always work, no need for the reverse engineered Wine DLLs to run my Windows applications.

Hi, I have the following problem - when I compile a DLL using winegcc and call GetModuleFileName on it I get a name in "c:\windows\system", regardless of the DLLs actual location. I have googled for it, and found this thread http://www.winehq.org/pipermail/wine-devel/2003-December/023224.html which says that this behavior is needed for built-in DLLs. My problem is that I'm

Hello, I'm trying to play a game (Star Wars: Rebellion) and it mostly works except for the tactical battle mode. There have been workarounds suggested on the appdb page (http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=181&iTestingId=33818), which include getting a native d3drm.dll, which I did. This and one other native DLL (d3dxof.dll) reduced the number of errors and

Are there "builtin" wine implementations of common Windoze DLLs (ntdll, kernal32, comdlg32, winsock etc) and if so, where do they reside? I am trying to get my own application to run using wine (without a recompile) and it continues to ask me for common windows dlls. I would like to try to get my application running without having to copy over all of the relevant windows dlls as I am