On the theory that having a really small subset of wine would help me bring up the new patchwatcher faster, I tried building just ntdll and its tests. I had to bring in a few dependencies... but the killer was wineboot. It brings in the kitchen sink. So much for that dream!
I suppose a dummy wineboot might do the trick, but that's more work than I wanted to do for this experiment.
Hi Dan,
Dan Kegel schreef:
On the theory that having a really small subset of wine would help me bring up the new patchwatcher faster, I tried building just ntdll and its tests. I had to bring in a few dependencies... but the killer was wineboot. It brings in the kitchen sink. So much for that dream!
I suppose a dummy wineboot might do the trick, but that's more work than I wanted to do for this experiment.
The days that just the ntdll would be sufficient are over, on boot wine now starts a few device drivers and services that are also needed for tests to pass. Mountmgr.sys will handle some ioctl's for example.
Cheers, Maarten.
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Maarten Lankhorst