1. Win32Lib & wine
Just a note:
The latest Win32Lib works quite well with wine on Linux.
Nearly all of the demos run properly, but there are a couple
of variables in Win32lib which have to be changed from integers
to atoms.
Irv
2. Re: Win32Lib & wine
irv mullins wrote:
>
> Just a note:
> The latest Win32Lib works quite well with wine on Linux.
> Nearly all of the demos run properly, but there are a couple
> of variables in Win32lib which have to be changed from integers
> to atoms.
That's pretty good news. I'm guessing that EUPHORIA programs
would run fine also on MacOS X with their Windows emulator...?
If so... "What cross-platform compatibility problem?!" :)
-=ck
"Programming in a state of EUPHORIA."
3. Re: Win32Lib & wine
irv mullins wrote:
>
>
> Just a note:
> The latest Win32Lib works quite well with wine on Linux.
> Nearly all of the demos run properly,
This is good news. I've been told about some demos not working 100%
and I'm fixing those right now.
> but there are a couple
> of variables in Win32lib which have to be changed from integers
> to atoms.
And...is this a problem or not?
I have changed those varaibles that have a potential to hold values larger
than 31-bit integers into atom. This would include all RAM addresses.
--
Derek Parnell
Melbourne, Australia
4. Re: Win32Lib & wine
Derek Parnell wrote:
>
> irv mullins wrote:
> > but there are a couple
> > of variables in Win32lib which have to be changed from integers
> > to atoms.
>
> And...is this a problem or not?
>
> I have changed those varaibles that have a potential to hold values larger
> than 31-bit integers into atom. This would include all RAM addresses.
But not this one:
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function fDoTVN_GETDISPINFO(atom id, atom hWnd, atom wParam, atom lParam)
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-- changed id from integer to atom ^
I think that's all, but I can't be sure yet.
Irv
