Hi John, Thanks for the suggestion, that is my next step if this doesn't work :) Quentin. "John Freed" <john@integrita.com> wrote in message 3C05A014.4010109@integrita.com">news:3C05A014.4010109@integrita.com... > Hmmm...it would seem to me that rather than copying the binaries and DLL's, > you'd want to recompile it using Winelib (assuming it's in C). > > Anyhow to answer your question, I haven't heard of that symptom. Tons of > debugging suggestions in the docos. > > Quentin wrote: > > > Hello fellow Wine users, > > > > I have written an app that runs in Windows and I would like to try to get it > > running under Linux using Wine. So I copied all of my files and binaries > > from my Windows box to my Linux box (as well as all required DLLs.) > > > > So far I have been able to get Wine to come up and start, only giving me: > > 'FIXME:pthread_rwlock_rdlock' and 'FIXME:pthread_rwlock_unlock' messages. > > It seems to me that my program is (should be?) running, but I do not see it > > on the desktop. > > > > My questions are: is this a common problem with a solution? If not and if > > this happens to be the code in my program, is there a way that I can have my > > program (compiled under windows) output debug information while running with > > Wine under Linux? > > > > Any help would be greatly appreciated, > > Quentin. > > > > > > >
