[Bug 10584] Last developments of Wine broke the setup of Trados

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http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10584





--- Comment #17 from Yolande Haneder <yolande at haneder.biz>  2007-12-30 00:56:52 ---
The Windows Java is part of the installation itself (before the installation of
Trados). Seen that way, I have two Java (Windows and Linux) running at the same
time, whereby however the java classes are always saved in the Linux temp
folder. The Linux Java is however already there when installing the Windows
Java.
Another test is making me think, Java for Linux is at work:

When the installation is hanging and I am closing the console window, it is
still hanging.
Open another console window and make wineserver -k, it is still
running/hanging.

Making wineserver -k in the same console window where I launched the
installation and Trados is killed.

Java for Windows is recently having problems to install (since this wine
version) so it is the matter for another regression test.

Some notes about regression test:
The description of the path to a regression test is not working for X86_64 suse
computer (may work for unbuntu?)

It is written for a 64 bit processor to run 
CC"ccache gcc -m32" ./configure.

This does not work for a X86_64 distribution because it is still picking the
x86_64 libraries. The configure will be OK but it will crash while compiling.

As seen elsewhere, to compile Wine on a x86_64 linux SUSE you have to enter:
./ configure --x-libraries=/usr/X11R6/lib
In this way it is also working as with "gcc -m32" (as seen while compiling)

Entering CC"ccache gcc -m32" ./configure --x-libraries=/usr/X11R6/lib is
creating a conflict so maybe the right configuration for a x86_64 linux with
cache may be ( without having tested)
CC"ccache gcc" ./configure --x-libraries=/usr/X11R6/lib.

Adding some notes on the respective page may be helpful


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