> > Hmmm.... Than i don't see any reason to compile program using winelib. > > True, there's not much reason to do so other than: > 1. being able to call Unix functions from your Win32 program > 2. a warm and fuzzy feeling that you've "ported" the app to Linux :)
You should not forget one big advantage of winelib apps: It is possible to debug them with GDB. If they are compiled as native WIN32 executables, you can only debug either the WIN32 part with a WIN32 debugger. Or you can debug the Wine part with GDB. But you can't debug both together. Martin