I'm trying to get Delorme's AAA MapNGo V4.0 running under Wine, with a fair degree of sucess, but one thing keeps me from being able to use the program. The program is a trip planning package, wherein you enter your desired stops, and it computes the route (US highways, state roads, etc.) to take. It also has a database of hotels, attractions, etc. that can be searched. Quite a nice program, and I wish Delorme (www.delorme.com) would port it natively to Linux. However, under Wine, once the route has been computed, it is displayed as a list of text items (roads to take) and a map (2000_07_30_214120.png). You are supposed to be able to double-click on a road, and the map will zoom in on that segment of the trip. Unfortunately, what does happen is a unhandled exception 0xc0000005 within the application. When I try to debug it, I'm inside an exception handler in the application, with EBP == 0, thus preventing me from doing a back trace to try to get an idea of what went wrong. So, I'm looking for tips. Any good ideas? I'm more of an embedded programmer than a Windows programmer, but I have *shudder* done some NT device drivers. This is with a fresh copy of CVS circa this morning, on RH6.2, XFree 4.01 (from the dri.sourceforge.net CVS), and sawfish, on a Celeron 350. The machine has a Win95 install on it that Wine is pointing to. Any other info I can give, just ask. Any good tips on tracing through the morass that is a Windows app, I'll take.
