<snip> > There's a slightly amusing irony in all this. I've written a large and > very non-trivial program (but with no graphics) on Linux, dynamically > linked. At this point I realised that I couldn't afford to support a > dynamic app, so I produced various statically-linked versions (3 > binaries should cover almost all Windows and Linux usage). If it still > runs on an original RH7.2, I thought, it'll run on anything. But, of > course, I need this Windows app to test it, and it turns out that the > Wine world-view is not quite the same as my own... Paul, what you want is to refer to the LSB - Linux Standard Base. It provides an alternate loader and a set of 'standard' libraries, and aims to provide binary compatibility across various 32-bit x86 systems, however I warn that I have yet to utilize it myself. In any case, it should be a very useful educational resource. :) _______________________________________________ wine-users mailing list wine-users@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.winehq.org/mailman/listinfo/wine-users
