[Wine] Re : .NET programs

[James McKenzie]

John Drescher wrote:
>> Windows .NET programs are usually linked to some native dlls or
>> something. In my experience, they don't usually run on Linux Mono.
>>
>> Kevin N.
>>
>> They can be properly written using .NET classes and linked to .NET
>> libraries...
>> thus working without problem.
>>
>>     
> One reason for using native dlls is performance. In cases where an
> emulated virtual environment provides poor performance a native dll
> can be added to improve performance.
>   
Better performance should NEVER be a reason to use native .dll files. 
Implementing a
function that is NOT available through Wine, is.  However, you should
NEVER replace
a core dll with a native version unless you want trouble.  I would
rather that the development
team continue to implement functions and sometimes break some of the
functions of Wine
than to replace Wine dlls with native ones as a workaround.

James