George Boutwell wrote:
--- Francois Gouget [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes and no. They need a C library (badly).
Frankly I've never used 'crtdll.dll' and don't
know it very well. All
I know is that it seems very similar to a C library
except I'm not sure
who is supposed to use
George Boutwell wrote:
crtdll.dll only came with the very first version of
Windows 95, all subsequent version of Win95 (A, B, C,
OSR2, OSR2a, etc) either didn't have it at all, or had
msvcrt.dll
Luckily for this discussion, I had to blow away my C: partition last night and
reinstall Win98
--- David Elliott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is probably just for your information, but
as I
understand it.
crtdll.dll only came with the very first version
of
Windows 95, all subsequent version of Win95 (A, B,
C,
OSR2, OSR2a, etc) either didn't have it at all, or
had
Hi,
David Elliott wrote:
[...]
Are Winelib programs also supposed to use the wine CRTDLL?
Yes and no. They need a C library (badly).
Frankly I've never used 'crtdll.dll' and don't know it very well. All
I know is that it seems very similar to a C library except I'm not sure
who is
--- Francois Gouget [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes and no. They need a C library (badly).
Frankly I've never used 'crtdll.dll' and don't
know it very well. All
I know is that it seems very similar to a C library
except I'm not sure
who is supposed to use it. All the windows programs
Hi all,
I am starting to work on CRTDLL implementing it on top of Windows calls
instead of UNIX.
As I understand it, Windows executables definitely need a working CRTDLL as
forwarding things like fopen to UNIX would not give the desired behavior.
Are Winelib programs also supposed to use the
