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dlls/ntdll/cdrom.c breaks portability
by Gerald Pfeifer Jan. 14, 2002

Jan. 14, 2002

dlls/ntdll/cdrom.c revision 1.1 per date: 2002/01/13 01:44:00; author: julliard; state: Exp; Eric Pouech <eric.pouech(a)wanadoo.fr> Changed the Wine internal cdrom interface to the NT model. causes the following build failure on FreeBSD 4.4 (even though the code in question is embedded in "#elif defined(__FreeBSD__)"): /usr/bin/gcc -c -I. -I. -I../../include -I../../include -g -O2 -Wall -mpreferred-stack-boundary=2 -fPIC -D__WINE__ -D_REENTRANT -I/usr/X11R6/include -o cdrom.o cdrom.c cdrom.c: In function `CDROM_ControlEjection': cdrom.c:172: `CDIOPREVENT' undeclared (first use in this function) cdrom.c:172: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once cdrom.c:172: for each function it appears in.) cdrom.c: In function `CDROM_ReadQChannel': cdrom.c:414: structure has no member named `track_info' cdrom.c:438: `AUDIO_STATUS_IN_PAUSED' undeclared (first use in this function) cdrom.c:440: `CD_AS_PLAY_AUDIO_COMPLETED' undeclared (first use in this function) cdrom.c:453: structure has no member named `position' cdrom.c:454: structure has no member named `position' cdrom.c:455: structure has no member named `position' cdrom.c:456: structure has no member named `position' cdrom.c:457: structure has no member named `position' cdrom.c:460: structure has no member named `position' cdrom.c:461: structure has no member named `position' cdrom.c:462: structure has no member named `position' cdrom.c:464: structure has no member named `position' cdrom.c:465: structure has no member named `position' cdrom.c:466: structure has no member named `position' cdrom.c:471: structure has no member named `media_catalog' cdrom.c:472: structure has no member named `media_catalog' cdrom.c:473: structure has no member named `media_catalog' cdrom.c:477: structure has no member named `track_info' cdrom.c:478: structure has no member named `track_info' gmake[2]: *** [cdrom.o] Error 1 gmake[2]: Leaving directory `/.amd_mnt/vexpert/files8/test/wine/dlls/ntdll' gmake[1]: *** [ntdll/libntdll.so] Error 2 Gerald

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EnumWindows
by Tommy Schultz Lassen Jan. 14, 2002

Jan. 14, 2002

Why does EnumWindows return FALSE if no windows exists. Should it not return TRUE instead. Her is a patch witch changes it. Tommy.

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Re: A better calling interface for tests (and some bugfixes)
by Dan Kegel Jan. 14, 2002

Jan. 14, 2002

Patrik Stridvall wrote: > Well, I think it is better to just do say "use kernel 32;" > and have everything work than to have to do some awkward > defintion of each function. Better let and automatic script > spec2pm handle this. That sounds pretty cool. It sounds like the regression test framework(s) is (are) coming along nicely. I hope I have time to try writing some tests soon. I'm already pointing graduate students who ask for projects at this. Say, that brings up a point: it'd be real nice to have a web page I could point said grad students at. One of these days soon, once the framework settles down a bit, could somebody take the time to write a web page about how to get started writing and contributing regression tests? The Linux kernel has a name for people who do kernel maintenance: Kernel Janitors. Maybe people who contribute test cases to Wine could be Windows Washers? :-) - Dan

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Re: How about sponsoring from IBM?
by Roland Jan. 14, 2002

Jan. 14, 2002

Just to add a fact to my statements: http://news.cnet.com/news/0-1003-201-4656230-0.html quote:" IBM CEO Lou Gerstner announced IBM's $1 billion Linux commitment last month." (this was january 2001)

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Listview Unicodification (take 2 try B :))
by Dimitrie O. Paun Jan. 14, 2002

Jan. 14, 2002

Hi people, After a few more sleepless nights, I got the listview control close to something I'm willing to submit. The patch is here: http://www.cs.toronto.edu/~dimi/listview-unicode-2.diff Last night I've sent a message to the list (including the patch), but I think it didn't like it because of it's size. Oh well. Testing: the control seems to work fine in the File Chooser, and the Common Control Spy Samples (thanks Francois!). Unfortunately, I could not try Gerard's test cases, as I don't have VC++, and the little program from www.timex.com doesn't seem to wanna run on my box (it complains of an invalid date format in section [Intl] of win.ini even if I can see no date format in there). Gerard, can you try it out, if you don't mind? Comments, suggestions, and/or ideas are welcomed, as always. -- Dimi.

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Small test
by Dimitrie O. Paun Jan. 14, 2002

Jan. 14, 2002

I've sent a message about the ListView control, and I can't see it in the list's archives, nor have I received a copy of it, so I'm afraid something happened to it, and hence this test message. My apologies, Dimi.

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Regressions in Curse of Monkey Island again
by Johan Gill Jan. 14, 2002

Jan. 14, 2002

Sound is pretty stuttering in the intro to Curse of Monkey Island. I've put the last 20000 lines of a dsound trace at ttp://www.lysator.liu.se/~johane/comi.txt. At some occasions, these lines are quite frequent: trace:dsound:DSOUND_MixOne mixlen not worth it, deferring mixing Is that an issue? Could someone tell if the error is in the underlying audio system or in DirectSound itself? /Johan Gill, johane(a)lysator.liu.se

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first contribution
by Shane Shields Jan. 13, 2002

Jan. 13, 2002

hi all, as my first contribution (implies that there is more to come ;-}) i have found and fixed a (very) minor bug in updown.c but i am at a loss as to what to do next. having read the documentation on cvs commit or cvs diff -u i am still scratching my head in confusion. can somebody give me a newbie type pointer as to what i can do? i have downloaded the latest cvs (todays date 13/1/2002) using cvs update -PAd, altered updown.c, tested that it compiles and am now waiting on fireproof instructions for the next steps (i burn easily :-)). Shane Shields To be a *nix programmer or to be a windows progammer that is the question. The answer is simple...Be a WINE programmer and do both. _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

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IBM, Notes, Wine and (necessary) version numbers for wine
by rob＠mediasolution.it Jan. 12, 2002

Jan. 12, 2002

Hi there, > One of the better ways to show the potential to IBM would be to find one of > their apps that *does* work under WINE and get it demoed to their > management. Although it sounds like some of them are already (internally) > using Notes under Linux? Let me use your message to speak about a "feature" of the wine developement model that's starting to "annoy" me: using "date-version" instead of a proper version number for the snapshot. I know I'm in no position to get annoyed by anything, since Iìve contributed no code or useful hints so far :-), but I'd really like to see this change. We all know Wine is evolving rather fast, and every 'n' months a major subsystem gets rewritten to be able to implement it the "right" way, windows speaking, or because the old implementation was only partially complete. That's not a problem, since this way wine becomes better and bettter. Where the problem is, however, is that I can't know when these changes, that usually bring forth major breakages in some/many applications, are done. I've been following wine-devel and wine-cvs and, back in June (IIRC) when the windows handling code was changed, I wasn't too surprised when Lotus Notes stopped working (and it's still broken in many ways, window repainting for example). Too bad SuSE people didn't follow the lists, and going from version 7.2 to version 7.3 of their distro, they "upgraded" their wine rpm package from 20010326 to 20010731. With the new version, notes doesn't start at all... I ask: isn't it about time to use version numbers, like in the linux kernel? I now you are working toward "1.0" release, but I guess some 0.6.x (stable) 0.7.x (unstable), 0.8.x (stable again) coudn't hurt, and this kind of versioning give hints to people on where to go and what to download if they want something stable or if they want the "newest". I think it's important to let wine users understand if the package they are about to install is a stable, well tested version, or an extremely new, developemental and untested version. In my opinion, some snapshot (like the April 2001 one) are definitely beta quality, so I think it's useful to let people know this, especially at a time like this when the Lindows people are saying "we fixed wine, going from alfa to release!"... I'd really like to know from which snapshot they started... Ciao, Roberto P.S. I hope to be more useful in future, since I'm starting my own business that will be based rather heavily on Linux, and this way I hope I'll be able to search and destroy the most annoying bugs I find.. :-)

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Re: The most likely way to get IBM to sponsor WINE development
by dschwarz＠bellatlantic.net Jan. 12, 2002

Jan. 12, 2002

I've been following this discussion with some interest. I am a former Iris/Lotus/IBM employee, and I now run the Winecentric pages www.winecentric.com, basically a faq on how to run Lotus Notes and other programs under WINE. I have had unofficial conversations with Lotus product development managers; they have reacted to customer requests for the Lotus Notes client on Linux by doing their own testing, and they even publish an official page outlining how to run Lotus Notes with WINE. They don't offer customer support (that would cost millions). The best way to get IBM to sponsor WINE development is to persuade them to port their flagship applications to Linux. IBM/Lotus have a long history of using API translators to port products across platforms, including Lotus Notes and SmartSuite. If they were persuaded to port, say, VisualAge for Java and SmartSuite, using Winelib, we'd gain some new applications plus (hopefully) IBM would contribute any Winelib enhancements back. Just my 2 cents... Dan Schwarz help(a)winecentric.com

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