Patrik Stridvall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > We will only need mixed mode for applications that uses Windows > extentions defined is stdlib.h and friends that uses Unix > specific functions as well. > > So yes it is not that common. Beside the Windows extentions > can be eliminated so I is not that critical either. I'm afraid it will be common. Being able to access Unix functions is the interesting aspect of Winelib after all, if you don't need that you may as well continue to build as a .exe (like Corel does). And the real problem is that our system libraries and the Unix libc are not binary-compatible (and cannot be), and no amount of headers hacking is going to fix that. So I'm afraid there is no good solution that doesn't involve heavily modifying the application code. -- Alexandre Julliard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- stdlib.h, string.h et al Huw D M Davies
- RE: stdlib.h, string.h et al Patrik Stridvall
- RE: stdlib.h, string.h et al Francois Gouget
- RE: stdlib.h, string.h et al Francois Gouget
- RE: stdlib.h, string.h et al Patrik Stridvall
- RE: stdlib.h, string.h et al Francois Gouget
- RE: stdlib.h, string.h et al Patrik Stridvall
- RE: stdlib.h, string.h et al Francois Gouget
- Re: stdlib.h, string.h et al Huw D M Davies
- RE: stdlib.h, string.h et al Patrik Stridvall
- RE: stdlib.h, string.h et al Alexandre Julliard
- RE: stdlib.h, string.h et al Francois Gouget
- RE: stdlib.h, string.h et al Patrik Stridvall
- Re: stdlib.h, string.h et al Alexandre Julliard
- Re: stdlib.h, string.h et al Huw D M Davies
- Re: stdlib.h, string.h et al Alexandre Julliard
- Re: stdlib.h, string.h et al Huw D M Davies
- Re: stdlib.h, string.h et al Peter Hunnisett
- RE: stdlib.h, string.h et al Patrik Stridvall
- RE: stdlib.h, string.h et al Patrik Stridvall
- RE: stdlib.h, string.h et al Patrik Stridvall