[Bug 8062] Adobe Acrobat Pro 7 Tryout installer crashes while trying to remove printer

[Wine Bugs]

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8062

------- Additional Comments From [e-mail]  2007-16-04 05:46 -------
Hello,

a good one :)
Wasn't that easy to track down due to gazillions of temporary dlls being
loaded/unloaded at same base (deferred breakpoints suck at this).

Backtrace is useless because the stack gets smashed.
It's a bug in some custom installshield component itself.

--- snip custom installshield dll disassembly ---
.text:10004C03                 push    offset aWinspool_drv ; "winspool.drv"
.text:10004C08                 call    ds:LoadLibraryA
.text:10004C0E                 cmp     eax, esi
.text:10004C10                 mov     [ebp+hLibModule], eax
.text:10004C13                 jz      short loc_10004C5B
.text:10004C15                 push    esi             ; dwErrCode
.text:10004C16                 call    ds:SetLastError
.text:10004C1C                 push    offset aDeleteprinterd ;
"DeletePrinterDriverExA"
.text:10004C21                 push    [ebp+hLibModule] ; hModule
.text:10004C24                 call    ds:GetProcAddress
.text:10004C2A                 push    esi
.text:10004C2B                 push    5
.text:10004C2D                 push    [ebp+pDriverName]
.text:10004C30                 mov     ebx, eax
.text:10004C32                 push    esi
.text:10004C33                 push    esi
.text:10004C34                 call    ebx
.text:10004C36                 add     esp, 14h
.text:10004C39                 mov     edi, eax
.text:10004C3B                 push    [ebp+hLibModule] ; hLibModule
.text:10004C3E                 call    ds:FreeLibrary
.text:10004C44                 cmp     edi, esi
.text:10004C46                 jnz     short loc_10004C67

--- snip custom installshield dll disassembly ---

"DeletePrinterDriverExA" is winapi -> __stdcall.
The compiler generated code for __cdecl.
After hot-patching all wrong calling conv signatures in memory (few calls), the
installer continues and completes successfully.
Blame adobe devs on it :)

Regards