It looks, from the links you pointed me toward, that I'd want to run some form of:
$ WINEDEBUG=warn+heap wine program_name
However, for me to run Battery as a VST under Wine I do not run Wine directly, but rather I run a program called jack_fst which runs Wine for me. Does this imply that I'd have to change the jack_fst code to call wine in a different way? Of can I set WINEDEBUG in a terminal and then run jack_fst from the same terminal and accomplish the same thing?
You can just set the environment variable WINEDEBUG. I don't normally use the bash shell, but I think the syntax would be:
WINEDEBUG=warn+heap; export WINEDEBUG
Normally, to get the output to go to a file, the syntax would then be: wine program.exe &> wine.log You need that ampersand in there.
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