https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=50625
--- Comment #13 from David Paradis david.paradis@us.abb.com --- (In reply to Zebediah Figura from comment #11)
The configure flag you're looking for is "--with-unwind", which can be found by running "configure --help".
I suspect you need the multiarch version of libunwind-dev. I'm not sure of the correct code, but I think you want to install libunwind-dev:armhf.
No change in behavior. When I ran ./configure -with-unwind I saw it come across the screen when it was looking for the unwind files to enable it, it reported "no". When I then compile the sources I can see in the dlls/ntdll/linux/signal-arm.c in the unwind_builtin_dll() that the #define for HAVE_LIBUNWIND is still not being defined, if I attempt to force it to be defined it compiles but will not link because the lib is not included on the linker portion of the build.
I see in /usr/include that the libunwind.h file is there and in the /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf folder that there are several libunwind*.so files present. Not sure why the .configure is disabling the unwind library.
Do you have anything that you could suggest to get this to include it, as everything looks correct?
I am attaching the output of the .configure command as well as the configure log that was auto generated, hopefully those help to understand what is going on.
Again, thank you. David