On Sat, Jan 9, 2016 at 9:53 PM, Coyo Stormcaller <coyo@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > wiki.winehq.org/D3D9 I managed to find this page, but as you can see, > it has almost nothing on it. > > Where can I find more detailed information on the internal architecture > of d3d9.dll and how it translates Direct3D calls to OpenGL calls > transparently to the application? > > Is there a roadmap or something that would indicate what the current > status on Implementing a d3d11.dll (Direct3D 11) for use with newer > applications such as game clients that use Direct3D 11? > > I have a pretty good idea of how gargantuan a task this is, but I > believe in you, I'm sure you can do it (assuming you have the funds and > manpower), so I just want to know whether or not this is actually a > planned feature of Wine as a whole, or if this is something not > currently planned for. I'll understand if it is not. There ARE a lot of > things in wine that could use more attention. > > While a lot of games work surprisingly well over wine, I always launch > game clients from the terminal so I can observe the debug output. There > sure are a lot of fixmes and stubs. > > I'm sure you guys are already aware of winsock (part of samba, IIRC) > and ReactOS which is a more comprehensive implementation of windows > DLLs and architecture. I just wanted to mention that I agree 100% with > http://wiki.winehq.org/ImportanceOfWine and understand the need for a > comprehensive compatibility layer for running .exe applications on > different platforms. > > Thank you for all the hard work you have done so far, and I look > forward to seeing the good work that has yet to be done. Keep up the > good work. You might want to ask development questions on wine-devel, not wine-users. -- Frédéric Delanoy
