Using Wine headers on Mac OS X

[Mike]

Tried that.

But windef.h then requires tchar.h and wtypes.h. I include those and 
then the cascade starts. I end up having to add nearly every wine header 
in the windows directory.

Once I do that then I start getting all kinds of undefined types errors 
at compile time - mainly because the default wine/windows headers don't 
seem to include other #includes in them that define the types each file 
relies on. For example:

error: 'IID' does not name a type

in cguid.h:

extern const IID GUID_NULL;

There are *no* #includes in cguid.h so it appears IID is not being 
defined for that file unless some other header that defines it is pulled 
in first.

I hope there is one simple include file I can include to solve this 
problem and not have to spend a day going through the entire 
wine/windows file set and including everything.

Mike

Robert Shearman wrote:
> Mike wrote:
>> Hi.
>>
>> I know this is unsupported but I am trying to use the Wine windows 
>> headers to port some Windows code to Mac OS X. I'm not really trying 
>> to use the Wine functionality - I use the headers more to define and 
>> map the existing Win32 defines, and datatypes to Mac OS so that I can 
>> make as few changes to the Windows code I am porting as possible.
>>
>> My big question is: when I add the Wine headers to my project, it 
>> seems that every datatype in the wine headers is undefined. I noticed 
>> that most wine headers don't have any #includes in them.
>>
>> is there some precompiled or metaheader that I should be including in 
>> all of the wine files in order to get the compiler to see the data 
>> types?
>
> I'm not quite sure which data types you mean, but it sounds as though 
> the only header file you want to include is windef.h.
>