Could you please help me with this very simple case. I want to call a
function in a Win32 DLL on Linux. I don't think the DLL contain any
Windows API calls or library calls, just plain code.
>From the manual on WineLib it sounds like it should be able to handle
this so I created a new directory and placed two files in there
Foo.dll
Foo.h
and ran "winemaker --lower-uppercase --console .". This creates a
Makefile that when I run "make" does nothing. Ok, creates an empty C
file, "foo.c" and run "winemaker" again. Now a make creates
foo.o
foo.dll (a script)
foo.dll.exe.so
foo.dll.dbg.c (empty, "no debug channels found for this module")
foo.dll.dbg.o
I want to do something simple, call a function in a DLL. Could you
please advice how to do this? Lets say we know that in the DLL there
is a function
int foo(DWORD a)
and I want to call this function from the program
int main()
{
foo(42);
}
What to I need to put into the directory and how do I call "winemaker"
to make this happen?
I have read the manual pages again and again but there are steps left
out or things not explained so that I understand.
I use "Wine-20040505.tar.gz" compiled from the FreeBSD ports tree. I
have tried lots of other different commands found when searching with
goole but got no useful output. I have got a generated Makefile.in
(useless now when autoconf is not used), I have got a generated file
with stubs the are not filled in with code, I have even got something
that compiled to an executable just to complain that I have no
$HOME/.wine when I try to run it. Am I trying to do something WineLib
isn't supposed to handle? If not, is there a stand alone implementation
of LoadLibrary() and GetProcAddress() that I can use?
kent
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