Hi all,
I used to think the arch flag is only used to say "this function is only available on win32" or to say the same for win64. We do that e.g. in msvcp* dlls. So i am not sure why those stubs like @ stub -arch=win32 function differ so heavy from stubs like @ stub function The last one silently gets ignored, but the one with the arch flag causes winebuild to put some extra assembler code into the dll. So is this intented? If so, i would add ARM code for that case.(And we also should for other platforms) -- Best Regards, André Hentschel
