WineHQ: New Janitorial task
Dimitrie O. Paun
dimi at intelliware.ca
Thu Apr 8 09:15:16 CDT 2004
ChangeLog
Dimitrie O. Paun <dpaun at rogers.com>
Add a new janitorial task to cleanup the build process.
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Dimi.
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<li>status: <span class=done><a href="http://www.winehq.org/hypermail/wine-cvs/2003/08/0238.html">patch</a> committed</span>.
<li>updated: Aug 30, 2003
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+ <h3><a name="crt0"></a>Make winegcc link automatically to a main() or a WinMain()</h3>
+ From Alexander: <i>The easiest is with some sort of crt0 static library that provides
+ main() if it's missing; you have a main() that basically calls WinMain(), compiled
+ inside a .a library. At link time if you have a main() already the linker doesn't use
+ the .a, otherwise it uses it. crt0 is the default C startup code, currently we generate
+ it inside the spec file directly but it would be cleaner to have a separate crt0.o file;
+ it's also needed if we want full msvcrt compatibility. We need at least a crt0.o to call
+ main(), and another .o providing the default main(). There may also be a need to handle
+ msvcrt specially (i.e. link another .a in msvcrt mode).</i><br>
+ From Dimi: <i>So, let's say we'll create a winecrt0-glibc.a and a winecrt0-msvcrt.a,
+ and in winegcc we assume that they are there, so we can just list the appropriate one
+ as the last element on the linker command line.</i>
+ <ul>
+ <li>workers: wanted
+ <li>status: <span class=todo>TODO</span>.
+ <li>updated: Aug 7, 2004
+ </ul>
+
<h3><a name=tests></a>Fix the conformance tests so that they pass on Windows</h3>
Entry submitted by <a href="mailto:fgouget at free.fr">Francois Gouget</a>.
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