Hi, I doubt anyone's working on it (would like to be wrong about that). Things to keep in mind: - contributing test cases is good - looking at Microsoft code, even watching traces with Process Monitor, is bad and can get your code rejected - so contributing test cases is very good. blackbox testing, illuminated by msdn or other doc, is the way to establish the real spec. - pointing to a freely downloadable real game that benefits from a patch is helpful - quick and dirty prototype that kind of works would gather some interest - but to get real code in, do it in small useful chunks, each with a test if possible - See of course http://wiki.winehq.org/SubmittingPatches - Generally pay more attention to people with more patches in, git shortlog -s -n --since="(1year)" origin and of course to people who have contributed input code. I'm just an interested bystander at this point.
Good luck! - Dan
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Dan Kegel