--- On Fri, 21/5/10, André Hentschel <n...@dawncrow.de> wrote: > compile your setupgs in wine but without the "mt-step" and > try running it on vista. > if mt breaks the PE file then submit a bug report > describing wrong behavior of mt.
This is what I am doing next. I have also made a change to ghostscript trunk (r11296) so that the installer/uninstaller executables can be built ahead or independent of the rest. (they are normally built last so there were some hidden assumptions about some files being already generated). I'll upload a source tarball to http://ghostscript.com/~hintak/ as *winedebug.tar.gz soon with a small workaround (there is a bug about cmd/cp I filed and a work around in wine's bugzilla). To build the binaries do: nmake -f psi/msvc32.mak bin\setupgs.exe bin\uninstgs.exe I'll put all these in two bug reports - it is looking like two bugs; - one where binaries are miscompiled - wine's loader does not complain about the mis-compiled executables, but windows vista or win7 do.
