RFC: Mark dylib/mach-o on Mac OS X

[Ken Thomases]

Hi,

On Aug 27, 2013, at 4:08 PM, André Hentschel wrote:

> @@ -94,6 +95,9 @@ static void module_fill_module(const WCHAR* in, WCHAR* out, size_t size)
>         if (len > 3 && !strcmpiW(&out[len - 3], S_DotSoW) &&
>             (l = match_ext(out, len - 3)))
>             strcpyW(&out[len - l - 3], S_ElfW);
> +        else if (len > 6 && !strcmpiW(&out[len - 6], S_DotDylibW) &&
> +            (l = match_ext(out, len - 6)))
> +            strcpyW(&out[len - l - 6], S_MachoW);

This isn't sufficient.  Even though the native dynamic library extension is .dylib on Mac OS X, Wine actually still uses .so as the extension for its libraries.  For example, kernel32.dll.so.

So, you have to change the earlier branch matching S_DotSoW, too.  Probably, it should just use "#ifdef __APPLE__" to pick the tag to apply, as module_get_type_by_name() does in a similar situation.

You do still need the test for .dylib for platform libraries.


> +            dbg_printf("MACH-O\t");

I think it should be "Mach-O", not "MACH-O".

> +                dbg_printf("MACH-O\t");

Same here.

I believe you missed a check for "<elf>" in symbols_info_cb() in symbol.c.  I'm not sure under what circumstances that would be important, though.

-Ken