I am porting a program from windows that uses both windows specific header files, like <winsock.h> and <process.h>, and c++ standard template library header files, like <string> and <vector>. I only have the g++ template library, and it depends on the gnu libc. However, the program I am building depends on the msvc libc. Thus I have impossible dependencies in the same program. There are several possible solutions: 1. use a different c++ stl; one that is not specific to gnu libc. I don't know of any others for linux 2. make a wrapper that lets g++ stl build with msvcrt. This would not be very difficult i believe; the reason the g++ stl won't build is because libc exports functions in the std namespace if __cplusplus is defined 3. change something so that stdlib.h is not defined both places (gnu libc and msvcrt) What is the proper solution? I could probably implement 2 and submit a patch; it would just involve implementing the header file <cstdlib> -- Matthew Fulmer _______________________________________________ wine-users mailing list wine-users@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.winehq.org/mailman/listinfo/wine-users
