Piotr Dembinski wrote:
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> Eric Pouech <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> [...]
> > > I am considering using Borland tools to compile a small program which
> > > could be ran in wine. How much of performance I would loose doing
> > > things in that way?
> > compared to which way ?
>
> Compared to running Linux program linked with WineLib.
on the pure function call part, should be almost the same (or not noticeable)
on all the other functions point of view (gdi,user), wine has a slighter
overall performance than Windows, but this is being worked on
> > > The vendor also supplied an OLE control as an interface to the dlls.
> > > What if I wanted to use OLE automation in WineLib to get things
> > > working? Do you happen to know what part of Wine source code tree
> > > covers ActiveX controls?
> > check out the dlls/*ole* subdirs, but automation is not yet finished
>
> I heard that Corel did much in this area. Does current version of
> CorelWine differ much from Wine?
it may be; it depends what has been retrofitted into Wine, but i didn't
check it;i may not be the best guy to answer that
a+
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