Greetings, I've been following the Winelib User Guide (https://wiki.winehq.org/Winelib_User%27s_Guide) in order to compile an old Visual Studio C++ game. The code is from about 1999, fyi. I'm using winemaker to create my Makefile, like so: winemaker --lower-uppercase --mfc "Kipdola.dsp" This seems to work fine, but when I try to `make` it I get this error: stdafx.h:14:10: fatal error: afxwin.h: No such file or directory #include <afxwin.h> `stdafx.h` is a file in my project's folder, and it then tries to include `afxwin.h` (which I assume is an MFC file), but fails. The guide isn't entirely clear on where these files should come from, but after some googling I came to realize I had to supply these myself in some way. So I installed Vistual Studio 6 in my main `.wine` prefix. This didn't really help, though. I still get the same error. I see the Makefile has this declaration in the "Common settings" section: INCLUDE_PATH = $(MFC_INCLUDE_PATH) I don't think this `MFC_INCLUDE_PATH` has been defined anywhere, so I tried to compile it like this: MFC_INCLUDE_PATH=/home/skerit/VC98/MFC/INCLUDE/ make But I still got the same error. (And yes, I also ran `winemaker` in THAT include folder, as all files were uppercased) I also tried to change the include statement to `#include "afxwin.h"`, but that also did nothing. So does anyone know where it's going wrong and what I can do to fix it? Greetings, Jelle De Loecker