Hi,
I am new to WINE and indeed winebuild. What I need to do is write a wrapper C part and Spec file and build a wrapper around an existing Linux shared library so that my wrapper DLL can be dynamically loaded into my program running in WINE. This, I believe, is supposed to be a simple thing to do and one of the main purposes of winebuild.
I have failed miserably to understand the winebuild manual. It just lists a whole bunch of options. Whatever I try I just get an assembler file spat at me. I have searched the web and although I see a few people with the same problem as me I don’t see anyone posting any answers.
Does ANYONE have any simple examples or example scripts which will show how to use winebuild to build a DLL I can load.
Cheers, Paul
Paul Clarke www.mqgem.com
Am 21.09.2013 19:49, schrieb paul.clarke85@btinternet.com:
Hi,
I am new to WINE and indeed winebuild. What I need to do is write a wrapper C part and Spec file and build a wrapper around an existing Linux shared library so that my wrapper DLL can be dynamically loaded into my program running in WINE. This, I believe, is supposed to be a simple thing to do and one of the main purposes of winebuild.
I have failed miserably to understand the winebuild manual. It just lists a whole bunch of options. Whatever I try I just get an assembler file spat at me. I have searched the web and although I see a few people with the same problem as me I don’t see anyone posting any answers.
Does ANYONE have any simple examples or example scripts which will show how to use winebuild to build a DLL I can load.
have you read https://www.winehq.org/docs/winelib-guide/bindlls ? on the other hand you should note that there are examples of such dlls already available in the wine source. For an obviously example you can also visit http://dawncrow.de/wine/wpcap.html