kcc1967
2007-09-24 15:24:41 UTC
Hi,
I have some GNOME dlls built by using cross MinGW under Linux.
The dlls are located at /opt/xmingw/i686-mingw32/bin and there are a
lot
of them ...
Everything works fine if I copy all dlls to ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/
system32 ... but
I really don't want to do that.
I try the put /opt/xmingw/i686-mingw32/bin in
PATH environment variable and invoke by myapp as "wine /abs_path/
myapp.exe".
This doesn't work.
However. (cd /opt/xmingw/i686-mingw32/bin; wine /abs_path/myapp.exe)
works fine.
Anyone know what's the correct way to ask Wine to search DLL which is
not
in current directory or under system32 ? Thanks.
Regards
KC
I have some GNOME dlls built by using cross MinGW under Linux.
The dlls are located at /opt/xmingw/i686-mingw32/bin and there are a
lot
of them ...
Everything works fine if I copy all dlls to ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/
system32 ... but
I really don't want to do that.
I try the put /opt/xmingw/i686-mingw32/bin in
PATH environment variable and invoke by myapp as "wine /abs_path/
myapp.exe".
This doesn't work.
However. (cd /opt/xmingw/i686-mingw32/bin; wine /abs_path/myapp.exe)
works fine.
Anyone know what's the correct way to ask Wine to search DLL which is
not
in current directory or under system32 ? Thanks.
Regards
KC