One of our projects currently uses Winelib as a way to build a native Linux executable from the same codebase as the Windows version of our software (we're gradually phasing out Windows API code and using wrappers, but it's legacy, even pre-dot com bubble, code so it's a long-term project). We're currently in the process of porting this software to 64 bits architectures so that it will run natively under a 64 bits Linux distribution, and if possible on Solaris 64 bits as well. The information I've found from the winehq site and from the developers lists indicates that currently there is support for building 32 bits Wine on a 64 bits architecture. However, our goal is to build our code as native 64 bits, so this is not exactly what I was looking for. I was wondering if the Winelib code can compile natively in 64 bits in the latest release version, and if not I'd be grateful for any estimates on what work needs to be done to allow this, so I can crunch some numbers for management to choke on. Thanks for any information you can give. _______________________________________________ wine-users mailing list wine-users@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.winehq.org/mailman/listinfo/wine-users
