i have a dll that i really need to user under linux.
on windows i'm using it with mingw and some sort of dlopen-ish funcions.
compiling with winegcc can help me to use explicit linking in the same way
that i've used on windows?
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Re: LoadLibrary under wine
In what way? By a native Linux program? You can't. It have to be winelib or win-pe app.Leonardo wrote:i have a dll that i really need to user under linux.
LoadLibrary under wine
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it's a 3rd party component which is working under windows/mingw
i'm trying to figure if i can simply take the working code on eclipse
CDT/mingw, even having inside some GetProcAddress inisde, and recompile it
agains winelib and produce a linux wrapper.
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hello an thanks for the reply.Leonardo wrote:In what way? By a native Linux program? You can't. It have to be winelib ori have a dll that i really need to user under linux.
win-pe app.
it's a 3rd party component which is working under windows/mingw
i'm trying to figure if i can simply take the working code on eclipse
CDT/mingw, even having inside some GetProcAddress inisde, and recompile it
agains winelib and produce a linux wrapper.
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Re: LoadLibrary under wine
Again - no. Winelib apps are NOT native Linux executables. You can not run them be themselves. You have to run them under Wine.Leonardo wrote:recompile it agains winelib and produce a linux wrapper.