On May 16, 2002 11:37 pm, Alexandre Julliard wrote:
Log message: Removed most imports of ntdll since we no longer import Wine internal functions from there.
Yay! I've been advocating putting all the wine-specific stuff in a "helper" dlls (libwine) for soo long now, specifically for the purpose of the "Windows" port.
Now, the linking things is still a bit of mistery to me. Let's see: -- libwine is linked with all DLLs using the host's native dynlinking tool -- when a program is loaded, _wine_ loads the required DLLs which in turns gets linked by the OS to libwine.
Is that so? To be honest, this is how I *think* it works, I haven't actually gone through the code, but I'm feeling lazy tonight :)))
"Dimitrie O. Paun" dpaun@rogers.com writes:
Now, the linking things is still a bit of mistery to me. Let's see: -- libwine is linked with all DLLs using the host's native dynlinking tool -- when a program is loaded, _wine_ loads the required DLLs which in turns gets linked by the OS to libwine.
Yes, exactly. Dlls are linked against libwine the same way they are linked against the C library, using the standard ELF linking.
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