Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
> vitamin wrote:
>
> > What happens if you do?
> >
> > Code:
> > if [ -f $exe ]; then
> > exec wine $exe
> > fi
>
> Wow! It works just like its supposed to. Thanks. Unfortunately
> now I need to understand why.
Sorry, that was a mistake, I still had a symlink in the local
directory which pointed to the DLL.
I've updated my test script as follows:
#!/bin/bash
exe=`pwd`/.libs/floating_point_test.exe
dll=libsndfile-1.dll
dlldir=/home/erikd/Bzr/libsndfile-mingw/src/.libs
if [ ! -f $exe ]; then
echo "No exe. Stopping."
exit 1
fi
if [ ! -f "$dlldir/$dll" ]; then
echo "Can't find DLL."
exit 1
fi
echo "Trying with symlink"
ln -s "$dlldir/$dll" $dll
if [ -f $exe ]; then
wine $exe
fi
echo "Trying without symlink"
export WINEDLLPATH="$dlldir:$WINEDLLPATH"
if [ -f libsndfile-1.dll ]; then
echo "Deleting DLL symlink."
rm -f libsndfile-1.dll
fi
if [ -f $exe ]; then
wine $exe
fi
The first invocation of wine when the symlink is present works,
the second where I just try to rely on WINEDLLPATH doesn't.
Is it possible that wine is ignoring WINEDLLPATH?
Erik
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