Thunking?

[Mike Hearn]

Hi,

Does anybody know what could cause this error?

err:thunk:_loadthunk (commctrl.dll, Cctl1632_ThunkData16, comctl32.dll):
Unable to load 'commctrl.dll', error 2

I checked, I don't haev comctrl.dll anywhere. I'm trying to get IE6 to
work on an "out-of-the-box" Wine install, ie trying to move to a
completely WineHQ setup rather than the winehq/crossover setup I was
using before.

I was under the impression that thunking was only used for 32/16
bridging, and IE6 is a 32bit app, so I don't really understand why it's
trying to load this library using LoadLibrary16... does anybody have
some tips?

thanks -mike

[Dmitry Timoshkov]

"Mike Hearn"  wrote:
> I was under the impression that thunking was only used for 32/16
> bridging, and IE6 is a 32bit app, so I don't really understand why it's
> trying to load this library using LoadLibrary16... does anybody have
> some tips?

You are using comctl32.dll from Win9x which *requires* 16-bit counterpart
commctrl.dll. Edit [DllOverrides] in wine.conf and make comctl32.dll=b,
or copy commctrl.dll from a win9x distribution.

[Mike Hearn]

> You are using comctl32.dll from Win9x which *requires* 16-bit counterpart
> commctrl.dll. Edit [DllOverrides] in wine.conf and make comctl32.dll=b,
> or copy commctrl.dll from a win9x distribution.

That was it, thanks. Now it seems there are undocumented stubs in the
comctl32 library, IE doesn't even start :(

I got IE working on a standard (well, slightly modified config file)
WineHQ build before, but not now for some reason. I don't know what you
CodeWeavers guys do to it, but IE seems much happier when on crossover
:/