SB driver so they can log the data going to and from the
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through the available alternatives picking the next
one each time it is invoked. On other systems, you can use /proc to
modify the executable being used to launch anything with a PE header.
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an
directly execute a PE executable (WINE is invoked automatically by the
kernel).
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public domain, but for this little code it is ok.
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rmissive license on it to be
usable. Being based on public domain code and then copyrighted by
yourself grants no permissions to anyone else.
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e symbols, you can
use pexports from mingw-utils, or a nm compiled for the mingw target.
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against your C
library if it isn't pulled in with .
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WINE-only version
instead, perhaps an identical protocol to the one that would be
implemented to support the later more robust versions of DirectPlay.
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aRts is rather full featured compared
to the competition. Its only achilles heel is the fact that it has no
low latency capability and that it suffers from blocking /dev/dsp like
every other high level sound server at the moment.
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Then again, which "free X project" would be first to develop this?
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What about something like MAS (http://www.mediaapplicationserver.net)?
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emons can go away, but the
existing applications can be trivially migrated.
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> No clue which is best. Alexandre?
Newlib has vsnprintf and is BSD-licensed. This might be more convenient
for inclusion into WINE.
newlib/newlib/libc/stdio/vsnprintf.c
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efer to conserve that power with slower performance.
there are probably others too. but rendering a framebuffer and 2D
primitives via opengl sounds like a good plan here.
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attachment (as indicated by its MIME type) is not "an empty message with
a nondescript text file attachment".
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On Sat, Feb 14, 2004 at 01:46:08PM +0100, Ferenc Wagner wrote:
> Mike Hearn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> > We all know what the Windows code probably looks like - a
> > lot of yucky hungarian C and C++.
>
> Name your weapons.
Yucky hungarian notation, not
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