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[lmi] Strange buttons on MDI child windows
From: |
Greg Chicares |
Subject: |
[lmi] Strange buttons on MDI child windows |
Date: |
Fri, 26 Aug 2022 22:33:38 +0000 |
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To reproduce:
File | New | Illustration
OK
I expect the usual {minimize, resize, close} buttons in the top right
corner of the child window. Instead, I see {0, 1, r}.
I imagine this is a 'wine' defect. I'm currently using:
wine-7.0 (Debian 7.0~repack-4)
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I tried running an old binary archived a couple years ago, in my current
chroot with wine-7 as above, but to my initial surprise it failed, thus:
/opt/lmi/fardels/lmi-20191024T1501Z[0]$wine ./lmi_wx_shared.exe --ash_nazg
--data_path=/opt/lmi/data
00fc:err:module:load_wow64_ntdll failed to load
L"\\??\\C:\\windows\\syswow64\\ntdll.dll" error c0000135
00fc:err:virtual:virtual_setup_exception stack overflow 1872 bytes in thread
00fc addr 0x7fc4742d517c stack 0x308b0 (0x30000-0x31000-0x12fd20)
/opt/lmi/fardels/lmi-20191024T1501Z[0]$wine --version
wine-7.0 (Debian 7.0~repack-4)
Remembering that an error message with "64" means "32", I checked:
$file /opt/lmi/fardels/lmi-20191024T1501Z/lmi_wx_shared.exe
/opt/lmi/fardels/lmi-20191024T1501Z/lmi_wx_shared.exe: PE32 executable (GUI)
Intel 80386, for MS Windows
and of course that's the explanation: 32-bit binaries won't run under
a 64-bit-only 'wine' installation.
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When I run that same command in its original chroot (pasting the
command here again to be sure):
/opt/lmi/fardels/lmi-20191024T1501Z[0]$wine ./lmi_wx_shared.exe --ash_nazg
--data_path=/opt/lmi/data
it works as expected, and shows the expected buttons, with
wine-4.0.3 (Debian 4.0.3-1). Furthermore, into that chroot
I copy a recent fardel, and it works as expected:
/opt/lmi/fardels/lmi-20220605T1207Z[0]$wine ./lmi_wx_shared.exe --ash_nazg
--data_path=/opt/lmi/data
notably showing the expected buttons, which seems conclusively
to demonstrate that this is a 'wine-7' defect.
- [lmi] Strange buttons on MDI child windows,
Greg Chicares <=