> Running excel.exe, my error status under Wine changed to : > > fixme:ntdll:NtConnectPort (0x40575a30,L"\\RPC > Control\\epmapper",0x408513f0,(nil),(nil),(nil),0x40851368,0x408513e8 (120)),stub! > > fixme:ntdll:NtRequestWaitReplyPort ((nil),0x40851418,0x40851418),stub! These are an example of Microsoft not documenting a whole set of functions to manipulate an NT primitive. They are part of an API called Local Procedure Call (LPC) and it is mainly used by RPC (the RPCRT4 DLL) to communicate between COM apartments on the same machine. In short, it is a known bug with Wine, but we haven't been motivated to both document and implement LPC yet. > > fixme:win32:SetCriticalSectionSpinCount critsection=0x653c6230: > spincount=1000 not supported This is harmless. Spincount is a performance enhancement for multiprocessor machines. Instead of making a server call (or system call on Windows) immediately the critical section functions can 'spin' for spincount times an see if the critical section is released because server/system calls are expensive. > In addition to this, excel says it cannot access linked objects. Which is > new then, even if I already knew that fact with wine. And after this, beeps > once more and freezes. This would be due to the LPC calls not being implemented above. > I guessed I had to make ntdll.dll accessible to native, but it did not > change anything. Nor as builtin. I also tried to changed the "Wine version" to > nt40 and still no result. Wine's NTDLL basically *is* Wine. You can't set this to native otherwise Wine won't work. I guess as a safety measure it will silently ignore your request. > With winword, I get the same errors but Winword keeps running. Only that I > still cannot open nor save a document (=the original pb). Winword says "not > enough memory available", as previously. > > But I have the impression I am coming further, and that your comment > helped.thx. Do you have any new suggestion ? could you pls mail me your config file > so I can see what else I could have to change ? Try using the built-in RPCRT4. I haven't used it with Winword, but I have found it satisfactory for most of the programs that I run. Rob _______________________________________________ wine-users mailing list wine-users@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.winehq.com/mailman/listinfo/wine-users
