27 Sep
2002
27 Sep
'02
5:24 p.m.
On September 27, 2002 01:06 pm, Alexandre Julliard wrote:
It should, but to work around it we have added an InitThreadInput16 export in user32.spec; this time it's a normal 32-bit export so it can be used from other dlls. This is really a hack because Windows doesn't do it like this of course.
But it seems that InitThreadInput is an undocumented API. Why export an (and depend on) undocumented 16-bit function. If we need the functionality, shouldn't we rather export a 32-bit API, with a name like wine_init_thread_input or what have you, and with a well defined, and understood semantics?
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Dimi.