IsBadStringPtr return TRUE or FALSE (didn't checked it on
Windows, basically because of point 1/) ?
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cations. I think we'll have to extend makedep for this...
anyway, having the list of deps done by hand in dlls/Makefile.in is a
PITA (we had already a couple of out of sync rules between dlls/
upper makefile, and makefile for a specific DLL)
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methods he/she
likes, for Wine core compilation .spec files could be use.
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and Windows, sources said. The software has been developed
| with help from CodeWeavers, a group working to commercialize the Wine
| software for running Windows software on Linux machines.
This doesn't mean Kylix uses Wine... Can someone comment ?
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/MMSYSTEM API
without the corresponding DLL being loaded in the process' address
space. Could it be that dsound calls WINMM/MMSYSTEM APIs without loading
the DLL ?
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und man im All Files mode blub.txt selektiert, liefert das
teil blub.txt.txt zurueck.
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ntly hunting another bug in the symbol handling in the debugger
and may need to tweedle the stabs reading part. So, I may as well look at
this. I assume from your mail that removing the #ifdef isn't working, is
it ?
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to be sent patch)
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file, not a so)
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operation
(from the server standpoint). but, it doesn't mean that all threads are stopped
when the exception occurs, it means that all threads are stopped when the exception
is queued in the server
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"The f
/Makefile.in 2000/03/24 21:38:30 1.2
+++ dlls/user/Makefile.in 2000/03/25 10:23:31
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
SOVERSION = 1.0
ALTNAMES = user
-SPEC_SRCS = user32.spec user.spec
+SPEC_SRCS = keyboard.spec user32.spec user.spec
C_SRCS = \
user_main.c \
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makefile/ .spec file generator
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- not in a resource, so
the player may fail because current directory is not the correct one)
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from Doug (but too late to make it into this week WWN)
it's official: Microsoft Violated Sherman Act.
...
http://fullcoverage.yahoo.com/fc/Tech/Microsoft_Antitrust_Trial/
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"The f
in ddraw then becomes invalid (leading to some
X11 errors)
any idea to fix it ? (like no longer cache the drawable in ddraw, or better
trap the error, change reparent code, add a hook for ddraw in X11 reparent
code...)
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there's an online web browser to CVS
look at it:
http://www.winehq.com/cvsweb/wine/loader/main.c.diff?r1=1.65r2=1.66
Gilroy Billard wrote:
Does anybody know what happen to MAIN_WinelibInit(int *argc, char *argv[] )
?
It doesn't seem to exist anymore.
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Name: wnmk
ChangeLog: made winspool link in libwinspool.drv.so
GenDate: 2000/04/25 21:57:58 UTC
ModifiedFiles: Make.rules.in dlls/Makefile.in dlls/commdlg/Makefil
stripslevel=0 near
'\'
this is a wrc issue (AFAICS, wrc doesn't see, in this context, that the '\' is in a
string)
but no real fix so far
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need to
install it
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thread safe,
because of global var stack_stack which cannot hold a different value for each
32 bit thread - as wine implements)
as a conclusion, specific work must be done in order to have libsafe correctly
handle wine.
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\\CurrentVersion\\AeDebug] 954524722
"Auto"=dword:0001
"Debugger"="/home/eric/wine/debugger/winedbg %ld %ld"
(of course Debugger must point to a valid path)
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by now (with latest CVS)
(I sometimes wonder if it's worth writting a 20 line explanation note when sending
patch, as none seems to read them)
HTH
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it doesn't understand
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...)
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it). in both cases,
user should be asked what he/she likes to do (this would mean adding
some documentation to the key itself)
we definitively need something more robust than we have now
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Is there a way to get around this error? Thanks
I faced the same problem at my environment, too.
Could you give me any advice on the best way to resolve it ?
Thanks in advance,
M. Wassy
should be fixed with latest cvs
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use /dev/dsp?
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)||
+(lpszDisplayName[1] == (WCHAR)':' lpszDisplayName[2] ==
+(WCHAR)'\\'))
{
szNext = GetNextElementW(lpszDisplayName, szElement, MAX_PATH);
lstrcpynWtoA(szTempA, szElement, lstrlenW(szElement) + 1);
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grain control on which dll to
load, and not to spoil memory with lots of unused DLLs)
if you prefer the old behaviour, use configure --disable-dll
(in fact, make distclean; configure --disable-dll; make depend; make)
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resent. got bounced on winehq (no route to host) from the MTA
Eric Pouech wrote:
michael cardenas wrote:
That's no good. I'll figure out how to make a unified .so, that's what I need.
I think we should still have an option for this in configure.
well, I'm not so sure it's a good
; but in neither cases are data
sent to the device (wineoss or dsound). really strange.
don't know were it comes from
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Where can I get the cvsweb script used on WineHQ?
Dimi.
http://stud.fh-heilbronn.de/~zeller/cgi/cvsweb.cgi/
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[MACHINE\\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows NT\\CurrentVersion\\AeDebug] 957636538
"Auto"=dword:0001
"Debugger"="/usr/local/bin/winedbg %ld %ld"
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Ulrich Weigand wrote:
Eric Pouech wrote:
as posted by Uwe, exceptions were not properly handled when one
exception frame was located on the large stack.
this patch solves it (as tested by Uwe).
Hmmm. This collides with a change I was working on :-/ Anyway, wouldn't
it be simpler
cvs server being up or down
or if your internet connection is a T1 line, the need is less obvious
then when you're using a V34bis modem, and an Internet connection at
a few cents per minute. a local cvs server let you work offline, and
save a few bucks.
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that simply catches all exceptions before they leave the large stack?
well, for some winelib applications I don't think so.
why don't we just catch the exception as you propose, but then re-raise it
after switching back to the regular thread's stack ?
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that works (when you have time to spawn the debugger
by hand).
Guy Albetelli once sent me a patch to implement the -debug options
(but it still has some points I don't like). Here it is if you're interested.
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"The f
in animation code)
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t;Shared\MSHelp\win32.hlp"
or simply
wine c:\winnt\winhlp32.exe "d:\borland\Borland Shared\MSHelp\win32.hlp"
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Tel.: +49 7159 800604 private (preferred)
Stauferstr. 6 927883 main line (family)
D-71272 Renningen +49 172 6197363 mobile
Germany http://home.germany.net/100-30936/
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&
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also work
HTH
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). Since, that's also the way MS gets the wave
(wodMessage/widMessage), midi, mixer features from a low level MM driver,
it sounds reasonable to do the same
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dbg to set up correctly the debugger and report
also the backtrace
tx
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loading registry (I'm not talking
about the now fixed issue with values larger than a wineserver buffer, but
real issue in the registry file)
my 2 cents,
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of, then?
when the registry itself is broken (there's from time to time such posts on
cemw)
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ed the name of tools/build to tools/winebuild in
the current CVS so you need to make some changes to get it to work in the
current CVS.
why don't you just use a separate directory where to store the shared files
(among your 4 examples) and use relative paths in your makefile ?
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gave nothing
on it)
before Alexandre returns from vacation, there's sometime to fix it properly
any idea ?
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Name: peload
ChangeLog: fixed PE l
s
however, implementing the first item can be costly (it means accessing
the data resources from a DLL directly mapped into memory), so I'd rather suggest
to still insert the datafile DLLs into the dependency list and properly handle
the DATAFILE case
comments are welcome
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.
since it seems your troubles occured after you upgraded your system, did
you do a make distclean; configure before recompiling ?
the makefile:s don't make dependencies on system .h files (like the ones
coming from the compiler or the libc)
HTH
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(untested) would be to simply remove the bass and treeble oss controls
from the WINE_MIXER_MASK definition
(which is supposed to be the mask of OSS controls to present to any calling
application)
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if (!pcfmini) MESSSAGE("can't get proc address\n");
}
return (*pcfmini)(p);
}
8--
(the import tool produces the code automatically, and in a more efficient and reduced
way)
HTH
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roken but we'll fix it anyway"?
they perhaps decided that serial numbers shall be coded in big endian formats
(as soon as you mount disk across networks, you may run into this type of
big/little endian mismatch)
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e closely.
Off topic: why doesn't wrc use the "standard" gnu style for error reporting
(currently, my emacs doesn't correctly parse the error output from wrc - I
know I could fix it, but I'm too lazy). This patch would do it:
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use #ifdef linux (API can change from version to version)
but rather use configure to test for the existance of the correct
field in the struct
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well be that the app is looking for
the "good" DLLs, even if the names sound wrong to you, but it's hard
to tell
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)
but, Alexandre didn't commit it yet (didn't like it ?)
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far). there are also some other tiny things to fix, so I
shall submit a patch soon
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s solve your trouble ?
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n InitTask is performed, so
it seems there's a bad dependency in DLLs loading sequence somewhere
could you also post the same trace but with -debugmsg +dll
TIA
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WINELIB still uses the current UNIX directory.
whaot WineLib programs are also chdir:ed to '/'...
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ding in LibMain instead of DllEntryPoint (would require
init directive to be added to 16 bit modules)
not sure which one is best :-(
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=mmsystem:winmm
just to check
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the hunt begin ! tally-ho !!!
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% certain of the absence of side effects. any comments ?
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Index: loader/module.c
===
RCS f
repository
yup
-- if so, what would it take to implement these
features in our repository
get back to me, i'll check on the winehq-admin team
anyway, here are a couple of questions:
- how to you (plan to) handle a patch that is reverted ?
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a patch for review on wine-devel that should solve it
(but since I didn't get review yet, i'll wait a couple more days and
then submit it for commit)
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Piotr Dembinski wrote:
Eric Pouech [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[...]
I am considering using Borland tools to compile a small program which
could be ran in wine. How much of performance I would loose doing
things in that way?
compared to which way ?
Compared to running Linux
some wine supplied
headers, like module.h.
again, module.h shall be needed for 16 bit code I don't think it's needed
for 32 bit part (or at least, it shouldn't as Alexandre already pointed
out)
I'll check this out
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gethostbyaddr, getproto* en getserv*.
I solve this by critical sections around the calls and the use of the
return data. In case of the gethost* calls I use in case of __linux__
the non-portable functions gethostbyname_r and gethostbyaddr_r.
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/.
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During compilation, wine call 2 functions snprintf() and vsnprintf(), but this
functions not exist on Solaris, searching in documentation, i found on Changelog this:
Fixed crash.
* debugger/stabs.c: Eric Pouech [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Changed snprintf to wsnprintfA
support '\\' too ? (for DOS path compat reasons ?)
(but I don't remember if \ has to be escaped in the filename
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, as MMRESULT16 is a typedef
to UINT16)
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internal, and you shouldn't need it - 16 bit is not
supported in winelib)
(windef16 *shouldn't* be needed either, but since the 32/16 split
is not properly done in header files, this is still needed. sigh)
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"The f
this
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ing shell.h from
windows.h is a far better fix than installing shell.h
(and also, as you noted, builtin16.h shalln't be installed either)
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Hi,
just noticed that there's a, what I would consider, oversight for the
generated listing that's sent out; it doesn't provide a diff of new
files.
this is already on Dimi's todo list for this patch examination tool...
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*before* the
"big movements")
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)
anyway, it's up to the caller of MSACM_GetObj to known if a NULL hao is
a case of error or not.
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;
+ *ResultLength = sizeof(KEY_VALUE_PARTIAL_INFORMATION) - sizeof(UCHAR) +
+req-len;
if (*ResultLength Length) return STATUS_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL;
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Eric Pouech wrote:
I've been trying to solve some issues with MS Media Player
the Favorite menu doesn't appear correctly
it's an owner drawn menu, and the bug (a huge menu being displayed)
comes from bogus values used while painting
I tried to investigate it a bit, and I must confess I'm
Jeremy White wrote:
Eric Pouech wrote:
Does anyone know of or have experience with free/open-source/etc tools
that allow for development and implementation of regression test suites
for GUI components? A tool called "Pet" (?) was mentioned...Anyone? ;)
1/ don't you mean
support (yet) C++
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OWMULTISELECT, the returned string shall be a list
of null terminated LPSTR, followed by a last '\0' to terminate the list
can you check that you dialog box is opened with OFN_EXPLORER|OFN_ALLOWMULTISELECT
combination in the Flags member of the OPENFILENAME structure ?
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(as part of the Wine code)
for using WineLib, any debugger will do (but you'll have to cope with
all the threads to really see what happens)
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ted before the suspected
patch and that the patch did demonstrate... (or a badly written application)
it'll be even harder to debug :-(
sorry for the noise
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end: rules)
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for recursion issues)
- SUBMODULE (as needed in WINMM/MMSYSTEM) case
do you think this is useful ?
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"Dimitrie O. Paun" wrote:
From: "Eric Pouech" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
may be we should have two different macros :
- SUBDIRS (only for recursion issues)
- SUBMODULE (as needed in WINMM/MMSYSTEM) case
I'd simply move all dlls in the dlls/ dir.
I don't think having all
bin2res.o
then post the -100/+100 lines around the first error (line 718 if nothing
has changed)
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lately ?
aren't you mixing two different wine versions (from the .so file point of view),
especially
since Alexandre latest DLL changes ?
(anyway, driver handling code location (wrt libwinmm.so and libuser.so)
is currently broken, but I'm not sure this is the cause here
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does it explain the very low commits rate on Corel's CVS Wine tree ?
http://news.cnet.com/news/0-1003-200-3785993.html
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m/hypermail/wine-cvs/ in your case)
(it *does* work for december commits)
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on the same binary) in two
xterms, all output (I mean from both process) gets directed to a *SINGLE*
xterm...
So, I think wine server gets rather confused with consoles... but I never
found the time to dig into it
(not sure it helps though)
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functions in msvcrt
at my leisure, since I will be going back to work in a month or two ;-)
using SetConsoleMode(GetStdHandle(STD_INPUT_HANDLE), 0); should turn off buffering
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Eric Pouech (http://perso.wanadoo.fr/eric.pouech/)
"The future will be better tomorrow&q
uot; directions here ?
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Eric Pouech (http://perso.wanadoo.fr/eric.pouech/)
"The future will be better tomorrow", Vice President Dan Quayle
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