I just did a cvs update and reinstall, but I still have
problems. Here's my test procedure:
cd ~/wine/programs/winedbg
write a hello, world program
cl /Zi hello.c
./winedbg hello.exe
This reproduces two problems, and now today shows a third.
1. curses is used. I don't want winedbg, or any
Dear All,
I am not sure whether I have picked the correct mailing-list for my
question, please let me know. Okay, yesterday I installed Wine (Wine
20030219) on my Linux Box (RH8.0). I would like to run the Windows programs
without Windows partition, which I do not have by the way. First I
Alexandre Julliard [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm very interested in hearing about anybody being able
to 'make crosstest' and run the tests on native Windows.
They work fine here under NT4.
More testing revealed that I can run the tests on Windows
2000 Professional (built on NT technology)
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/license-list.html#GPLCompatibleLicenses
says it's ok to link libreadline to LGPL or X-licensed code.
ahhh at least, another license flamewar at sight
libreadline is GPL:ed
if I get the paper right, you're allowed to link together module A
(LGPL) + module B (GPL),
Hi,
There's a crash on line 207 of mixer.c, the second memcpy in the code
that deals with buffer wrapping. I'm afraid I can't reliably get a
useful stack trace, for some reason winedbg goes crazy with this app, I
was just trying and couldn't reproduce the trace I got earlier.
Anyway, if there
On Sat, Mar 08, 2003 at 09:23:59PM +0100, Eric Pouech wrote:
another regression fixed...
this time sounds like I forgot to put back this line in after a couple
of other testings... :-/
this would make Dan even angrier, but also get rid of the several
win32-consoles on the same
Eric Pouech wrote:
I just did a cvs update and reinstall, but I still have
problems. Here's my test procedure:
cd ~/wine/programs/winedbg
write a hello, world program
cl /Zi hello.c
./winedbg hello.exe
This reproduces two problems, and now today shows a third.
1. curses ...
(I seem to recall
