Sorry for the delay, I posted only on the mailing-list, I don't know how my post ended up here, anyway...
Yes, I did make depend before make. I use a script that has successfully compiled wine-cvs then wine-git for about two years (maybe more :^)
It's just with wine-1.0rc1 that the problem surfaced. Even trying with a fresh, downloaded from scratch git tree didn't help.
My distribution is SLAMD64 11.0 (I compiled with a cross-32bit gcc); I succeeded in compiling on my other machine, a 32-bit Slackware 10. The 64-bit environment wasn't a problem up to now.
I did regression tests, it seems that compiling stopped after this commit:
0ee44f5e203fb627392ac2ad03cf822d66da2037 is first bad commit
commit 0ee44f5e203fb627392ac2ad03cf822d66da2037
Author: Alexandre Julliard <julliard@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu May 1 10:57:54 2008 +0200
ntdll: Make the exception handling functions inline.
:040000 040000 daa72483d6175c1f1d3b9ecdfdfc2a0b78573caf 10912483dc84942eb8cb2bd6
192c1971c57169db M dlls
:040000 040000 822538d2e6f977e4c1bf01310aa3e8d1d9f00510 3783b52e4e08e56a52b964d8
5e45479e504d87d7 M include
Any further hint? Thanks.
