Is it as nontrivial as it appears
Mike Hearn
mike at theoretic.com
Fri Mar 28 16:01:37 CST 2003
I think this was investigated as part of the mono/wine integration
effort. See the "pthreads and mono" thread (pun fully intended ;) for
some details on that.
I think Alexandres conclusion was this:
> Is that setup modular at all? As in, could you start a program as a
> normal app, then dlopen some shlibs and call wineLibInit() for
instance
> then link against windows DLLs as needed?
No, that's not supported at the moment, and it's a bit tricky to
implement. It may happen someday but it's not really a priority right
now.
So at the moment, winelib apps have to be started using the wine loader
I believe.
On Fri, 2003-03-28 at 21:20, Bill Medland wrote:
> I've now got to the stage where I have to look at whether it is possible for a
> linux process to call into windows dlls. (Don't bother telling me to use
> winelib to make the linux executable into a winelib one).
>
> I've never really thought too hard about it; it has always seemed to me that
> it ought to be quite trivial; just make sure you call the correct
> initialisaton functions and there you go. Indeed that has been my response
> on occasions on c.e.m.w and no-one had corrected me.
>
> I've just started looking at it and I get the distinct impression that due to
> the multiple processes and threads involved it may not be as trivial as I
> though.
>
> Anyone care to comment?
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