possible legal problems ;-
OK, that wasn't too helpful, but I just *had* to mention this g
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193124 lan0 1500
134.108.48.0134.108.51.11 U 7 13558 lan0 1500
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On Mon, Jul 24, 2000 at 02:15:27PM +0200, Wilbur N. Dale wrote:
OK, how do we sort out this 16 car pileup?
AFAIK (I checked it a bit) all important items have been changed by you
already.
Maybe you could check it. My patch was not too big anyway.
Andreas Mohr
On Mon, Jul 24, 2000 at 01:26:25PM +0200, Petr Tomasek wrote:
On Sun, 23 Jul 2000, Andreas Mohr wrote:
: Well, my printer-driver's installer does this. (OK, I don't know for sure
: what does it read from the dll, but it reads something; I could send you
: a trace when I find the disc
's
playing foul *again*.
Andreas Mohr
On Fri, Jul 21, 2000 at 09:07:43AM +0100, David Howells wrote:
Andreas Mohr wrote:
Sure, that's what I'll be working on soon.
However most probably that won't be libraries (.so), but rather completely
new NE or PE "fake DLLs" with a complete header and version resources.
Hello again !
On Fri, Jul 21, 2000 at 01:12:21PM +0100, David Howells wrote:
Andreas Mohr wrote:
Out of interest, why do you want fake NE/PE DLLs? Is it because some programs
try to 'manually' parse the DLLs rather than using system routines?
I thought that it's better to include a header
only used in
case a program requests it.
And that doesn't happen too often, and certainly not during startup.
The timeout hack would be gone, yes.
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completely
new NE or PE "fake DLLs" with a complete header and version resources.
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olume descriptor
in DRIVE_ReadSuperblock() as we do in e.g. CDROM_Data_GetSerial().
Thus we read the ASCII voldesc instead of the Unicode voldesc as we should
have done.
BTW, I'll submit a patch today that corrects *every* issue found
in your mail.
Thank you for the report !!
Andreas Mohr
, can you confirm that native CRTDLL *is* system independent ?
Maybe we should put a warning message in the dll attach stages of all
rather incompletely implemented builtin DLLs...
Andreas Mohr
0x4f506c,1) - no error checking or testing yet
No handler for Win32 routine KERNEL32.471: InitAtomTable (called from 0x4ee0f0)
Am I doing something wrong?
Definitely.
You posted to WD without using the newest release.
This has already been fixed in CVS as early as 13/02/00 !!!
Just upgrade ;-)
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in the
builtin CRTDLL.
Andreas Mohr
PIC EBX after
winproc, to be precise).
However adding a wrapper function did NOT always help.
But of course this patch is a good beginning...
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at least at the present status winedefaults.reg doesn't care for
neither language nor for a different install path. So I didn't care
neither...
I believe this ought to be handled by wineinstall.
I'm planning to work a lot on wineinstall soon.
Andreas Mohr
.
I'm wondering how to link the lib file with GCC under Linux so calls to the
DLL work under Linux.
This is EXACTLY what Winelib is supposed to do.
Again, read HOWTO-Winelib.
Andreas Mohr
Hi again,
it's working again.
The problem was caused by cvsup 16.0 crashing, whereas 16.1 works fine.
Andreas Mohr
Hi all,
Ove's dsound change to use winmm broke parallel compiles (make -jX)
due to its use of -lwinmm for linking (added by Alexandre).
I just wanted to let you know.
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don't want to just imitate Windows - ultimately we want to be better.
And that means e.g. that we should try to avoid any code or file size bloat.
Andreas Mohr
of moving some files from the Wine archive to
a separate "support" archive.
I think that will need to be done within the next year or so.
Andreas Mohr
Hi all,
just follow this link:
http://home.germany.net/100-30936/linuxtag/
(LinuxTag 2000, 06/29-07/02, Stuttgart, Germany)
Andreas Mohr
somewhat better that way ?
Or maybe the only problem with it is that SendNotifyMessageA() doesn't
adjust the priority of these requests yet ?
I don't think so, though.
Of course it calls PostMessageA() often now...
So I think we should just add a separate thread for MM timers.
Andreas Mohr
then just have a look at how I implemented msdos/int25.c and int26.c.
And get Ralf Brown´s Interrupt List from the net !
Andreas Mohr
failed to load libxl8c.so: /usr/local/lib/libxl8c.so:
cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Most probably harmless.
This ERR() is already changed to a WARN() in current CVS anyway (by me).
Andreas Mohr
comparison of Windows vs. Wine :-)
A (crashing) test program to test whether postmortem debugging works
can be found at
http://home.germany.net/100-30936/download/win32.exe
Nice debugging ! :-)
(not sure about any licensing issues, though !)
Andreas Mohr
would greatly appreciate them.
Yes.
Send me a compressed (!) --debugmsg +relay,+cdrom,+dosfs,+file,+int21 trace.
See documentation/bugreports,debugging.
I'm pretty interested in finding the problem here.
Andreas Mohr
Hi all,
I compiled latest CVS, and compile stopped in dlls/dinput due
to a missing -luser32.
To fix this I "make"d user/ manually and manually created the libuser32.so
link.
That way it continued.
What's broken here ?
Andreas Mohr
On Thu, Jun 08, 2000 at 10:42:33AM -0700, Alexandre Julliard wrote:
Andreas Mohr [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
But lpitem-text gets referenced there a zillion times later on.
So there still is a big potential for crashes.
So what is the CORRECT fix ?
An menu entry without string
2.391: MessageBoxA(,40f54aac "Unhandled exception 0xc005 at
address 0x4008bbfb.\nDo you wish to debug it ?",401dfdca "Error",0014)
ret=40166fce fs=0327
I'll try to track it down some more...
Meanwhile you could be so kind as to tell me what exactly is happening :)
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it is ok. A little comment in
the source code about this strange (undocumented) behaviour would be nice.
NOT "a little comment" IMHO.
I'd rather place a FIXME, "please report" for that 0x case there.
That way one could keep track of it.
Andreas Mohr
?
They already work to a rather great extent !?!?
At least Unreal should work.
Of course DirectX is still pretty rough at some edges.
Andreas Mohr
return 0;
}
}
if( _WSHeap == 0 ) return WSASYSNOTREADY;
Could somebody please care to enlighten me what this kind of code is
supposed to do ??
I strongly opt for fixing that, I guess.
I.e.: change return 0; to return WSA... and forget about the last check, no ?
Andreas Mohr
e accessed directly many times anyway... (better load sharing)
This would allow for a rather consistent (i.e.: non-problematic
for the end user) setup.
Andreas Mohr
!)
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in maybe wine_err.ini.
I don't think we should use the registry for this purpose; ini files
are much easier to modify, I think.
And of course WARN_FILE() and ERR_FILE().
wine_err.ini should contain something like:
[Contact]
1=Wine Devel Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
2=Andreas Mohr [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Sun, May 21, 2000 at 11:49:18AM -0400, Dimitrie O. Paun wrote:
On Sun, 21 May 2000, Andreas Mohr wrote:
instead of doing
FIXME( "FATAL: Need to relocate %s, but no relocation records present
(%s). Try to run that file directly !\n",
On Sun, May 21, 2000 at 12:56:00PM -0400, Dimitrie O. Paun wrote:
On Sun, 21 May 2000, Andreas Mohr wrote:
I know that this approach isn't optimal. But can that be improved somehow ?
By using such a file we could add localized error messages easily, too.
Just use the format string
.
Dunno about older Wine versions.
Sorry, I don't have too much time now to debug this/gather more info.
I just wanted to let you know that there is a major problem.
If somebody is interested, just mail me.
Andreas Mohr
in a very nice little sentence ! :)
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rather internal Word features for that task seems quite strange
to me...
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)
LeaveCriticalSection(...);
and wine.conf parameter ?
Or does this burn still too many CPU cycles ?
Andreas Mohr
.
Not pretty, but X is too different from a Windows display driver to have
much of a choice.
I think I can safely believe that ;)
Andreas Mohr
re worries...
Yes, I saw that.
That ability really isn't too helpful here.
Wish good luck with your efforts :-)
Mike
Thanks !
ps. you may resend this email to wine-devel if you wish... i'm not
subscribed...
Did it !
Andreas Mohr
g.
So IMHO ReadFile() doesn't work at all for comm ports at the moment.
I can't see exactly where/how the COM ports are supposed to fit into
server/*.c, that's why I'm asking all this.
Just some general enlightenment, please. :-))
Andreas Mohr
Hello all,
it seems that WAY too many people still don't know anything about
rhlx01.fht-esslingen.de:
:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/wine
You might want to use it, it should be pretty stable...
Updated 5 minutes after master CVS updates.
Andreas Mohr
many small patches and enhancements it still needs until
we got it :)
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corresponding STATUS_xxx codes instead ?
I really wonder why this bug hasn't been found **MUCH** earlier...
Andreas Mohr
.wine" approach, so maybe we might want to fix that temp file
"problem" somehow.
Andreas Mohr
On Sun, Apr 09, 2000 at 10:50:00PM +0200, Ove Kaaven wrote:
On Sun, 9 Apr 2000, Andreas Mohr wrote:
when root saves the registry:
Why do the symlinks get replaced ?
I assume that is happening because it's the temp file mechanism in the
registry code that is responsible for saving
work properly (all subsequent
WriteProcessMemory():s are successful).
Hmm, maybe something like wait4_thread() is broken ?
Alexandre ? ;)
Andreas Mohr
RROR_ACCESS_DENIED;
and MultiDesk calls it with access == KEY_SET_VALUE.
So my question is:
Is this check correct ?
Well, of course it must be wrong in Win9x, as MultiDesk is supposed to work
there.
But what about Win NT ?
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such cases ?
That way EnumFontFamiliesA() wouldn't need to return FALSE.
Or maybe let the EnumFontFamiliesA() behaviour depend on a Wine configuration
switch ?
Or is this a gross misunderstanding of mine ?
Maybe just RTFM ? ;)
Andreas Mohr
On Mon, Mar 20, 2000 at 04:45:25PM +0100, Ulrich Weigand wrote:
Andreas Mohr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I seem to remember that it's possible to create combined EXE/ELF
libraries capable of execution on both Linux *and* Windows.
Well, considering that every Windows EXE must start
directory
and then start Wine, the wineserver does *NOTHING*.
Could somebody PLEASE tell me what the /%=§?$ is happening here !?
(a complete make distclean etc. didn't help at all)
Andreas Mohr
he "cvs" command, except for the login
thing, which smartcvs uses automatically.
Note that you need the "fping" package installed for the scripts to work.
Andreas Mohr
and nobody seems to know
how to prevent the server from accessing /root/.cvsignore.
Andreas Mohr
re :)
("PC Direkt 4/2000")
And maybe I won't start another paragraph with the word and... And oh well.
And can you please tell me why not ?
And now a great day to all of you,
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ur wndproc calls against such happenings, no ?
(I'm afraid this is exactly the Win16 counterpart of what I already
experienced with AIM)
Don't you just hate it...
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On Wed, Mar 01, 2000 at 02:55:36PM -0800, Alexandre Julliard wrote:
Andreas Mohr [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
And my main argument is that there will still be many users left
with broken or "half-upgraded" setups that don't benefit from an
improved setup as they "just for
.
And finally I'll try to make some tests with mmioAdvance to find out
whether Wine really does The Right Thing (tm) here.
Andreas Mohr
andling is blatantly wrong.
Or at least the hooks should be cleaned up somehow independently from the
WEP handling...
Comments ?
(I'd have loved posting a patch already, but then I'm no expert at all
about the whole thing here...)
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