Forget about that. The maintainers, for whatever reason, enabled maintainer mode in the wine.spec file and wine's configure.ac is enabling -Werror in maintainer mode, which doesn't belong in there. Maintainer mode is for automatically detecting when files like configure.ac change and rebuilding them, but anyway I don't want to get into an argument over what maintainer mode is for. Personally, I don't use it... My relevant section now looks like:
Code:
autoreconf
%build
export CFLAGS="$RPM_OPT_FLAGS"
%configure \
--sysconfdir=%{_sysconfdir}/wine \
--x-includes=%{_includedir} --x-libraries=%{_libdir} \
--with-pulse \
--with-x \
%ifarch x86_64
--enable-win64 \
%endif
--disable-tests > /dev/null
%{__make} TARGETFLAGS="" %{?_smp_mflags} -s > /dev/null
%install
rm -rf %{buildroot}
Notice I got rid of the extraneous "make depend" as it is no longer needed.
Ignore the -s > /dev/null bits. Those are my personal preferences and I sometimes use them at my own risk and discretion ;)
Also add after %{_libdir}/wine/dinput8.dll.so the line:
%{_libdir}/wine/dispex.dll.so
64Bit Note: On x86_64 systems wine.spec builds 64 bit wine, which might not be what you want, since it will only run 64 bit windows programs. I had to change the first line in wine.spec to read "%define no64bit 1", create a new wine.src.rpm with rpmbuild -bs and install mock to rebuild the new .src rpm as 32 bit.
