On Dec 28, 2007 5:43 AM, Steven Edwards winehacker@gmail.com wrote:
How about rather than writing another application to do this, you make winecfg take arguments on the command line so you could set something like
winecfg foo.exe --winver win98 --dll=gdiplus.dll=n
Then all you need is a script for your known bad applications....
Actually, another way you could do it is to use inf files and store them in a database. We discussed something like this for the appdb. Using inf's would be a cleaner method than hacking winecfg to automate importing this data in to the registry and then everyone can use it. I'd suggest if you know of an application thats buggy, needs the version and dll information hard set, you try the inf route and submit it to appdb if its an application listed there.
Thanks