Building a wine(lib) based shared library to link with a Linux application

Dimitrie O. Paun dimi at intelliware.ca
Wed Aug 27 17:27:16 CDT 2003


On Wed, 27 Aug 2003, Boaz Harrosh wrote:

> Mybe the only solution than is a proxy-IPC-process pair. Process been 
> the winlib app.

This seems to be the case, yes. But than again, I haven't thought
it through...

> I think the above subject is very important.
> For example: I can easily use MS native DLLs to ODBC with MSSQL in a 
> winelib app. (yes it works!) I thought then why not write a unixODBC  
> wine driver that lets Unix apps enjoy what is available in wine. Hence 
> the above problem. (unixODBC driver been the shared library)

Yes, I think this is a nice application. Or have a ghostscript wine
driver that would open ghostscript to all Windows printer drivers.

However, this is not a simple problem. But maybe in such cases as
these, where we have to interface through a well defined (and small)
interface, the IPC idea may be feasible.

Are you game? :)

-- 
Dimi.




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