[Wine] Re: Can't make wine work... Wrong libraries loaded?

[prkazevedo at ibest.com.br]

Right! It seems that something is wrong in the "Cache variables" section in 
the config.log. 

Perhaps these variables values ought to be "yes" instead of "no". But I not 
quite to sure...

ac_cv_func_pthread_attr_get_np=no
ac_cv_func_pthread_get_stackaddr_np=no
ac_cv_func_pthread_get_stacksize_np=no
.
.
.
ac_header_pthread_np_h=no

Anyway, all the headers for Linux threads and POSIX threads (nptl) libraries 
are in the same glibc-devel package, which I had already installed. So I 
can't undestand why Wine did't used the right headers...


> > Hi everybody!
> >
> > I posted a message a few days ago about my difficulties in trying to
> > make wine work. Doing some research I found out that wine can't work
> > without the /tls libs since it now supports threads. Interistingly,
> > though, I have the 3 versions of this library (/lib/pthreads,
> > /lib/i686 and /lib/tls, which is a part of the Glibc package. My
> > kernel is 2.6.16. As I could understood, wine should automatically
> > choose and load the tls libraries, but when I try the command ldd
> > wine, it seems to me that wine is loading a different version of the
> > pthreads library.
> >
> > Could anyone with a wine working enviroment send me the output of the
> > ldd wine command just to make sure I am right? Does anybody knows how
> > this should work at all?
> >
> > Thaks!
> >
> > My former message follows bellow: I have moved to wine-0.9.21(that I
> > have compiled myself) recently and nothing works for me, not even
> > winemine...
>
> If you are compiling Wine yourself, then you generally need to have the
> header files for things like tls installed (normally the devel package).
> That goes for almost everything else Wine uses. "configure" checks for
> the existence of these headers, and uses them when compiling. There may
> have been a message printed out when running configure. Check the
> config.log file that was generated, especially the "Cache variables"
> section near the bottom.