The current implementation includes a check on param-bytes = bytes
specifically:
if (data param-bytes = bytes)
{
...
}
So if bytesparam-bytes returns D3DERR_INVALIDCALL.
However, the MS version does not act that way: If the parameter is
shorter than the length of the data, then the data
The functin returns D3DERR_INVALIDCALL whenever it is tried on a
parameter with elements. A check should be included.
Luis
It seems that there is a regression in wine 1.3.28. Before bi-secting, I
woul dlike to understand how that can happen. Apparently PlaChessV5.exe
crashes due to:
wine: Call from 0x68215ca8 to unimplemented function
msvcrt.dll._snwprintf_s, aborting
but when I look at the spec file, the
Thanks Maarten. Your tip solved the issue. I wonder in any case if this
should make rethink wine strategy and instead of forwarding funcs to a
MS-name dll, depending on the API wine dlls could b e created. e.g.
msvcrt.dll, msvr71.dll, msvcr80.dll, msvcr90.dll, ... -- winecr
Other APIs could
Concerning the e-mail
http://www.winehq.org/pipermail/wine-devel/2010-April/082900.html
it seems that it is broken because in wine there is no way to ensure
that the string will be in the lower 2GB. Actually, according to the
Windows Memory Management model:
As a user that only uses wine for playing games built for the Windows
platform what I would like the most is d3d10, d3d10.1 and d3d11. It
seems that these API's are more similar between themselves than what is
the difference between d3d9 and d3d10.
Concerning dlls
dpnaddr.dll
dpnlobby.dll
They both are dlls with just one function and that it is forwarded to
dpnet.dll. I understand that this is just for compatibility reasons.
If we add to the git tree these two spec files
dlls/dpnaddr/dpnaddr.spec:
stdcall DirectPlay8AddressCreate( ptr ptr
Dear all,
Instead of having the mailing lists, I think that a forum would increase
and facilitate the group working.
I wonder if you share my view and who is in charge of the web serving so
that trying to set up the forum.
Luis C. Busquets Pérez
T. +34 93 796 05 81
M. +32 473 353 128
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