Serenity wrote:
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You can compile it successfully on cygwin but not run it yet. If you're really interested, search the list archives and read them. If you have a specific question or a goal, say what it is, otherwise I'm not sure what to say...
Well, put short, my goal is to be able to run (some) Windows executables on Windows. I'm not bothered about GUI display. My goal is actually to write code to catch certain types of calls, and then take actions based on those calls.
Ta
Hmmmm ... if you want to just catch calls, you may find you want to create your own dlls which replace the Windows dlls and delegate calls you don't intend to catch to the original Windows dlls. What calls do you want to catch and why? At the moment Wine probably isn't going to help you here - the dlls need a lot more separating done - at least the lower level ones (user32, kernel32, ntdll etc), and although a lot of the higher level ones can compile and link, I'm not sure that anyone's tested replacing Windows dlls with them. Having said that, if you want to try something, any help in getting Wine going on Windows would be appreciated, but it takes coding skill.
David