<windows.h> and "resource.h"
entries to En.rc and Pt.rc, was apparently all that was needed.
I would also look into winegcc and MinGW as you reccommended .
Deji.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On September 9, 2003 05:10 pm, Deji Akinyemi wrote:
I seem to be having different outcomes when I compile the code with the
original Makefile and when I do so with the Makefile generated with
winemaker.
There were recent problems with winemaker, you may need to tweak it a bit.
The original winemine makefile compiles the code without a problem and the program runs, however when I run the makefile generated by winemaker I get the following error:
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=":$LD_LIBRARY_PATH" /usr/bin/wrc -I.
-I/usr/local/include/wine/windows -o En.res En.rc
En.rc:23:22: Error: parse error
This is because En.rc is missing important includes:
#include <windows.h>
#include "resource.h"
The wine-lib documentation mentions editing the Makefile.in file, I have
looked at it and compared it with the original winmine Makefile. The
winemaker makefile includes the files En.rc and Pt.rc in it RC_SRCS
which is absent from the original Makefile. I removed the two entries
with the result that the code compiles, but however fails to run. I do
not get any error messages.
You will need to debug this a bit maybe using winegdb. A --debugmsg +relay would be good.
Apart from those RC_SRCS entries I haven't noticed anything semantically
that would result in the different behaviors that I am getting, granted,
I may be missing some things.
Another way is to start from the example that works, and start applying _little_ changes until it breaks.
P.S.
Any recommendations on winelib primers would also be much appreciated.
Unfortunately, the documentation is a bit out of date. I suggest you look at winegcc for compiling winelib apps. It makes thinks simpler, and if your app is already buildable with MinGW, it should build out of the box with winegcc.
