Winelib and documentation

I've been having some trouble using winelib (with spec files) following the documentation on the web site.  A few people in the IRC channel were under the impression that winelib had changed and the docs aren't really relevant anymore.  Is the documentation going to be updated to the current status of the source?

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[Andriy Palamarchuk]

Steve,

--- [e-mail] wrote:
> I've been having some trouble using winelib (with
> spec files) following the documentation on the web
> site.  A few people in the IRC channel were under
> the impression that winelib had changed and the docs
> aren't really relevant anymore.

Wine is a quickly moving target and often some
portions of documentation are outdated. I think one
can't say that Winelib User Guide is not relevant
anymore. Big part of information there is still valid.
> Is the
> documentation going to be updated to the current
> status of the source?

Yes, but I do not know when. As far as I know nobody
is working on the guide right now. 
If you provide information which part of the guide is
outdated somebody may want to fix it.

Andriy

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[Francois Gouget]

On Tue, 23 Jul 2002 [e-mail] wrote:
> I've been having some trouble using winelib (with spec files)
> following the documentation on the web site.  A few people in the IRC
> channel were under the impression that winelib had changed and the
> docs aren't really relevant anymore.

You should look into winemaker. winemaker has been updated recently and
I believe it should work though I did not have time to test it recently.
> Is the documentation going to be
> updated to the current status of the source?

This is one of the things I would like to do during my next vacation at
the beginning of August. But of course there is no garantee I will get
to it.

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