Dmitry Timoshkov wrote:
Foo.spec:
@ stdcall [EMAIL PROTECTED]@8(long long) fnFooSTD @ cdecl fnFooC (long long) fnFooC
resulted Foo.spec.c:
asm(".data\n" "\t.align 4\n" "__wine_spec_exports:\n" "\t.long 0\n" "\t.long 0\n" "\t.long 0\n" "\t.long __wine_spec_exp_names\n" "\t.long 1\n" "\t.long 2\n" "\t.long 2\n" "\t.long __wine_spec_exports_funcs\n" "\t.long __wine_spec_exp_name_ptrs\n" "\t.long __wine_spec_exp_ordinals\n" "__wine_spec_exports_funcs:\n" "\t.long fnFooC\n" "\t.long fnFooSTD\n" "__wine_spec_exp_name_ptrs:\n" "\t.long __wine_spec_exp_names+8\n" "\t.long __wine_spec_exp_names+15\n" "\t.text\n" "__wine_spec_exp_names:\n" "\t.string \"Foo.dll\"\n" "\t.string \"fnFooC\"\n" "\t.string \"[EMAIL PROTECTED]"\n" ^^^^^^^^^^<----------------------------<<<<<<<<< "\t.data\n" "__wine_spec_exp_ordinals:\n" "\t.short 0\n" "\t.short 1\n" "\tjmp fnFooC\n" "\tret\n" "\t.short 8\n" "\t.long fnFooC,0x00000000\n" "\tjmp fnFooSTD\n" "\tret $8\n" "\t.long fnFooSTD,0x00000000\n" "\t.text\n" "\t.align 4\n" );
As you can see it works for me.
Dear Dmitry you have been most patience with me and I already feel silly but please I am not able to reproduce your results.
1) I have put above two lines in a Foo.dll.spec file
2) Here is my command line dump:
* gcc -c -I. -I/home/wine/include/wine/windows -g -fPIC -D_REENTRANT -o fooapp.o fooapp.c
* LD_LIBRARY_PATH="/home/wine/lib" /home/wine/bin/winebuild -fPIC -o libFoo.def --def Foo.dll.spec
* LD_LIBRARY_PATH="/home/wine/lib" /home/wine/bin/winebuild -fPIC -o fooapp.exe.spec.c --exe fooapp.exe fooapp.o -L. -lFoo -L/home/wine/lib/wine -ladvapi32 -lkernel32 -lshell32 -luser32
3) Here is my result fooapp.exe.spec.c: ....
} imports = {
{
{ 0, 0, 0, "Foo.dll", &imports.data[0] },
{ 0, 0, 0, "kernel32.dll", &imports.data[2] },
{ 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 },
},
{
/* Foo.dll */
"\001\000fnFooC",
0,
/* kernel32.dll */
"\045\001ExitProcess",
"\215\001GetCommandLineA",
"\373\001GetModuleHandleA",
"\056\002GetStartupInfoA",
0,
}
};#ifndef __GNUC__
static void __asm__dummy_import(void) {
#endifasm(".data\n\t.align 8\n"
"\t.type fnFooC,@function\n"
"\t.globl fnFooC\n"
"fnFooC:\n\tjmp *(imports+60)\n\tmovl %esi,%esi\n"
"\t.type ExitProcess,@function\n"
"\t.globl ExitProcess\n"
"ExitProcess:\n\tjmp *(imports+68)\n\tmovl %esi,%esi\n"
"\t.type GetCommandLineA,@function\n"
"\t.globl GetCommandLineA\n"
"GetCommandLineA:\n\tjmp *(imports+72)\n\tmovl %esi,%esi\n"
"\t.type GetModuleHandleA,@function\n"
"\t.globl GetModuleHandleA\n"
"GetModuleHandleA:\n\tjmp *(imports+76)\n\tmovl %esi,%esi\n"
"\t.type GetStartupInfoA,@function\n"
"\t.globl GetStartupInfoA\n"
"GetStartupInfoA:\n\tjmp *(imports+80)\n\tmovl %esi,%esi\n"
".text");
#ifndef __GNUC__
}
#endif
....I have noticed that my .spec.c file is very different than your .spec.c file from above. I am using winebuild downloaded from source forge, as of 20031212.
Now if I use your suggested .spec file. I am missing the FooSTD altogether. If I remove one of the @8 than I am back to my old problem.
[Q-1] Why is my .spec.c file so different than yours? could you please check my command line switches? could you please send me your makefiles (command line) that produced above results.
[Q-2] I Have mandrake 9.1, GCC 3.3.1, winebuild extracted from Wine-20031212-i386-S9nodebug-2.tgz downloaded from sourceforge. Is winebuild a simple elf program that only dependent on GLIBC? or is it using other binary files/libraries that I should check versions of? Mainly is it dependent on any other wine utility/library?
Thanks in advance. And happy holidays Boaz
