D Deepesh wrote:
Hi,
Let me make the problem clear:
The application I am working on is ncverilog.exe.
When I do "wine {ABSOLUTE_PATH}/ncverilog.exe", it gives the help for
ncverilog correctly.
ncverilog.exe starts other executables:
a)ncvlog.exe
b)ncelab.exe
c)ncsim.exe
...
What I tried was to first run this executable in windows using the cygwin
shell. The "PATH" was the only environment variable that was set. And I
think that is enough in that case. So my actual question should have been :
"How does the windows equivalent of the PATH translate to wine's search PATH
for the executable"
The path that Wine uses is embedded in one of the ~/.wine/*.reg files. I
think it can appear in either system.reg or user.reg, but for me at
least, it is in user.reg. Look in that file for an [Environment] key,
and under that key should be the "PATH" environment variable. It should
be obvious how to modify it.
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