Re: Wine on Windows

2003-02-27 Thread David Fraser
to use Wine on Windows. There are some emails dating back to 2000 online saying it compiles on cygwin, but I'm not sure if this is still the case... Plus, ideally I'd be looking for a native port... Any directions would be great Ta Serenity You can compile it successfully on cygwin but not run

Re: Wine on Windows

2003-02-27 Thread Serenity
snip You can compile it successfully on cygwin but not run it yet. If you're really interested, search the list archives and read them. If you have a specific question or a goal, say what it is, otherwise I'm not sure what to say... Well, put short, my goal is to be able to run (some)

Re: Wine on Windows

2003-02-27 Thread Vincent Béron
legitament reasons to want to use Wine on Windows. There are some emails dating back to 2000 online saying it compiles on cygwin, but I'm not sure if this is still the case... Plus, ideally I'd be looking for a native port... Any directions would be great Ta Serenity You can compile

Re: Wine on Windows

2003-02-27 Thread David Fraser
etc), and although a lot of the higher level ones can compile and link, I'm not sure that anyone's tested replacing Windows dlls with them. Having said that, if you want to try something, any help in getting Wine going on Windows would be appreciated, but it takes coding skill. David

Fw: Wine on Windows

2003-02-27 Thread Serenity
What calls do you want to catch and why? File IO related (opens, writes, delete files yadada), network (TCPIP stuff)... Creating my own DLLs and proxying to the Windows DLLs isn't a bad idea, actually, so thanks...

Re: Wine on Windows

2003-02-27 Thread Mike Hearn
Well, put short, my goal is to be able to run (some) Windows executables on Windows. I'm not bothered about GUI display. My goal is actually to write code to catch certain types of calls, and then take actions based on those calls. Can you not use Windows hooks? Alternatively writing your

Re: Wine on Windows

2003-02-27 Thread Steven Edwards
reasons to want to use Wine on Windows. There are some emails dating back to 2000 online saying it compiles on cygwin, but I'm not sure if this is still the case... Plus, ideally I'd be looking for a native port... Any directions would be great Ta Serenity

Re: Wine on Windows

2003-02-27 Thread Steven Edwards
Yes with Mingw and now cygwin you can compile and link most dlls. The Cygwin patch is still out in limbo untill I can retest it and Alexandre does his think with libwine. ATM setupapi.dll wont build under Mingw or Cygwin with that patch. I have tested riched32 and shlwapi compiled from Mingw

Re: Wine on Windows

2003-02-27 Thread Dimitrie O. Paun
On Thu, 27 Feb 2003, Steven Edwards wrote: comctl32 should work although I would not use it under Win2K or XP. It might work under 9x. What's wrong with comctl32? It's not perfect, but what is? :) -- Dimi.

Re: Wine on Windows

2003-02-27 Thread Steven Edwards
What's wrong with comctl32? It's not perfect, but what is? :) Its untested =) Alpha is a state of mind. Beta is a state of being. Steven __ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - forms, calculators, tips, more http://taxes.yahoo.com/

Wine and Windows error code

2003-01-14 Thread mpfbk
Tests of win32 API returned error codes inside Wine This subject has maybe been treated before, sorry if it has already been discussed and closed. Running the following simple and standard program, nothing special happens: the windows opens itself, it can be closed with the close button, and

Re: wine without windows partition problems

2000-05-05 Thread Andreas Mohr
On Fri, May 05, 2000 at 11:23:38AM +0100, B. Duffee wrote: Hi all: I'm running wine-2109 and redhat 6.2 and have had some success running programs on my win95 partition. I'd now like to move to running programs on the linux partition and get away from win95 all together. BUT I