On Tue, Oct 31, 2006 at 05:46:04AM +0100, Pavel Troller wrote: > The only idea I have is to capture 2 wine traces, one with faked time so it > works, and the other with real time so it doesn't, and compare them. It can be > tricky because things like PIDs and memory addresses will differ, so it's not > possible to use diff, but some moreless optical page-by-page observation. Maybe > you can discover a place, from which the traces start to differ substantially. you might use vimdiff (coming with vim). this one shows modified lines side-by-side and just highlighting the differences. it also folds common parts. but i am sure, there are lots of other tools out there for the same job. -- cu
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