Thanks for the direction, Marcus! Following your suggestion, I've quickly narrowed the problem to user32.dll.so. If I can steal some time in the next few days, I'll see if I can get it down to the specific object file.
-Jesse Litton Marcus Meissner wrote: >On Tue, Nov 15, 2005 at 07:32:37AM -0600, Evil wrote: > > >>I've been doing some tests with the odd Dreamweaver problem that I >>originally thought was a regression and discovered the following: >> >>1) If I compile the current CVS on my Mandriva 2005LE machine with gcc >>v.3.4.3, then install it to my Mandriva 2006 desktop, Dreamweaver works >>fine. >> >>2) If I compile the current CVS on my Mandriva 2006 desktop with gcc >>v.4.0.1, then install it to that same machine, Dreamweaver hangs at the >>splash screen (with the app window in background). Other apps, like >>Steam and Counter-Strike: Source work fine under this install. >> >>This is using the same .wine config directory and everything. I used >>"make clean" and "wineserver -k" between compiles. >> >>When I was originally troubleshooting it as a Dreamweaver problem, I >>recall checking out a fresh copy of CVS and getting the same hangup >>symptoms under 4.0.1. >> >>So, it appears that this might be caused by either a gcc 4.0.1 bug, or a >>bug in the WINE source that only becomes evident when compiled under gcc >>4.0.1. >> >>When I get home from work tonight I can do some traces to try to narrow >>the scope of investigation. Are there any trace options that would be >>particularly helpful to you devs? >> >> > >Such a miscompilation is either found by debugging the problem >(which might be difficult here), or by reducing the testcase. > >You could compile parts of WINE with gcc 4.0.1 and parts of it >with gcc 3.4.3 and try to find out which part of WINE is miscompiled. > >For instance, try to compilere everything with 3.4.3, except: >dlls/ntdll and then check again. > >Prime suspects: dlls/ntddl, server/, dlls/kernel, dlls/user > >If you spotted it to one directory, you can reduce it to a file level. > >Ciao, Marcus > > > > > >
