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uwe
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by uwe » Tue Aug 05, 2008 5:33 am
hi,
maybe somebody can help me.
At the moment I'm reading the "Winelib User's Guide" and I also tried out the "1.3.2. Test Drive".
Almost everything work. After changing the Makefile it compiled with no error.
this is my result when i start the created notepad2.exe.so
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$ ./notepad2.exe.so
Segmentation fault
This is the user guide
http://www.winehq.org/site/docs/winelib ... ng-started
Thanks
Uwe
vitamin
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by vitamin » Tue Aug 05, 2008 5:56 pm
uwe wrote: Code: Select all
$ ./notepad2.exe.so
Segmentation fault
You can't run winelib apps directly. You still have to use wine to run them:
uwe
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by uwe » Wed Aug 06, 2008 2:43 am
Thanks you for your answer.
I thought when I use winlib i haven't to use use wine to start the executable ?
What is the sense to use winlib?
In the rough I wanted to create an linux executable from windows sources.
how can I do this, I thought winelib ist the answer to this problem.
vitamin
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by vitamin » Wed Aug 06, 2008 9:04 am
uwe wrote: Thanks you for your answer.
I thought when I use winlib i haven't to use use wine to start the executable ?
What is the sense to use winlib?
In the rough I wanted to create an linux executable from windows sources.
how can I do this, I thought winelib ist the answer to this problem.
There are no such thing. You can't create native Linux application by just recompiling your windows source code. Unless you wrote your code with the multi-platform API.