The first example in Programming Windows 95 is the 'hellowin'
program. It display 'Hello Windows 95' and plays a wave file saying it. 

        It works just fine in Wine but in Winelib there is no sound (and
the program dies). So I investigated a bit and found that the winmm
library is not initialized in Winelib mode: i.e. WINMM_LibMain is not
called. 

        Before I investigate more:
 - is this a (well) known problem? (somehow it feels like it)
 - any hint as to where the source of the problem might be
(files/functions I should look at)
 - could it be the way I generate the winelib executable?


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