[Bug 980] FreeBSD does not build steam.dll.so

[Wine Bugs]

http://bugs.winehq.com/show_bug.cgi?id=980

------- Additional Comments From [e-mail]  2003-22-06 07:07 -------
Bug comments restored from Gmane.org:

When building on FreeBSD stream.dll.so does not build.  When trying to play 
Half-Life in OpenGL mode it starts but then says "The selected OpenGL mode is 
not supported by your video card."  The truth is it is supported.  Looking at 
the console output it says "err:module:BUILTIN32_dl.open failed to load .so lib 
for builtin steam.dll: Cannot open "/usr/local/lib/wine/steam.dll"  I looked in 
the folder and it is no where to be found while may other of the same time of 
files exist there.  Wine + OpenGL + FreeBSD are not playing nicely.

------- Additional Comments From apa3a <at> yahoo.com  2002-08-20 12:18 ------- 
Merritt, you built Wine from sources, right? 
What is the correct name of the dll - you refer one time to it as "steam.dll", 
other time as "stream.dll". 
I don't see dll with such name in my installation (current CVS Wine on Linux), I 
don't think it is references anywhere inside Wine. I also can't find such dll on 
my Windows NT machine. 
Is this the application dll? Search your fake windows/applications directory for it.

------- Additional Comments From tmdraney <at> yahoo.com  2002-08-20 17:03 ------- 
Sorry. Just steam.so.dll.  Thats what it is telling me at least.  Says that and 
starts the debugger.  Something is not clicking with wine and freebsd's 
opengl/x11 in there somewhere and if that if fixed all will be well in the world.

------- Additional Comments From apa3a <at> yahoo.com  2002-08-21 11:57 ------- 
You mean steam.dll.so, not steam.so.dll, right? :-P 
Anyway, try to find out what references this dll and what is supposed to provide 
it. As I already mentioned it is not a standard Windows/Wine dll. Check if your 
applications have it.