gerard patel wrote: > > As you may have guessed if you have followed Wine for even a few > weeks, general Wine situation is pretty fluid, that is, it get broken > at some point or another on a regular basis. If you have hitten a > recent or transient bug, it may pay off to give a try to an older > version. Also, if you are using a recent Wine, I have a private patch > to cut on trace - it is set on or off by hitting Alt-F12. If this > can help you, reply and I'll mail it to you. Yes, please. > About your problem, I have absolutely no experience in remote > Wine. Obviously this has something to do with the handling of > an Api call by Wine, but it can be very tricky to understand what is > happening. At least in your case, if the logs are similar up to > the point you quoted, it is not a message timing problem - my > favourite :-). So it is probably a different case. What is somewhat > difficult to see is the case where a value returned in a parameter > passed by address is different :-/ Yep. Very tricky indeed. I've been using Wine for a while, so I understand that development is fluid. I've gone back to build 20010418-- same problem. How far back should I go? I ruled out keyboard and timing issues; I haven't gotten much beyond that. I'm digging through the X11 code, currently, trying to find hints about what might be different. In any case, I'll figure it out. > I'm sorry I can't help you a lot, but the recent changes in Wine have > triggered for me a bit more than the 10 hours of debugging you > said... I'm sympathetic. While I'm digging around in the X11 code, is there anything else I should look at? Not for my problem specifically, but for anything else. Might as well make some use of myself. Thanks again; both you and Mr. Kaaven have been very helpful. - Tony _______________________________________________ wine-users mailing list wine-users@winehq.com http://www.winehq.com/mailman/listinfo/wine-users