hi, as i already write there're a lots of dll which still not provided in the filesystem package. now i like to solve this problem. first of all generate a file standard-dlls from wine with:
ls -1 /usr/lib64/wine/fakedlls|grep ".dll" >standard-dlls imho it'd be a good practice to only update this file time to time and don't modify anything else. the comment in the spec is very good about the problems: ============================================ # Note about 'Provides: mingw32(foo.dll)' # ------------------------------------------------------------ # # We want to be able to build & install mingw32 libraries without # necessarily needing to install wine. (And certainly not needing to # install Windows!) There is no requirement to have wine installed in # order to use the mingw toolchain to develop software (ie. to # compile more stuff on top of it), so why require that? # # So for expediency, this base package provides the "missing" DLLs # from Windows. Another way to do it would be to exclude these # proprietary DLLs in our find-requires checking script - essentially # it comes out the same either way. ============================================ the question which one we choose? the first (current ones) or the second (modify find-requires)? i prefer the second (cleaner spec file) but we can do the first too. what's you opinion? regards. -- Levente "Si vis pacem para bellum!" _______________________________________________ mingw mailing list [email protected] https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/mingw
