Aleksey Bragin wrote:
> I'm answering to ros-dev so all developers could share their point of
> view (Klemens' original email is attached below).
>> As I basically outlined in an irc conversation, there are 3 possible
> ways for us to sync with the Wine project:
> 1) Do manual syncs (the current way), keeping their code in our tree,
> building with our build system
> 2) Do auto-import of their source code into our tree, plus
> automatically detect changes in their build files and propogate them
> to our .rbuild files
> 3) Do binary-syncing of the dlls which are free from reactos and wine
> hacks, and do manual syncs for dlls which are forked (like setupapi
> which is better implemented, directx dlls which are partly shared and
> partly implemented differently, etc).
>> However, it was not possible to easily come to a solution what to do.
> I will give a small overview of all ways:
> 1) We lag behind, providing outdated, featureless and buggy version
> of dlls. And even more, we depend on dlls bugs, reactos hacks in
> them. Syncing them requires time and constant efforts.
I'm doing this right now please bare with me, I have allot of research
to go through and testing. Doing it regardless of project approval.
I'm in gdi32 objects, and user32 menu.c and that includes the related
parts in win32k. Also working in kernel32 lib locate and loading failures.
Wine has this problem too.
> From the good side we have absolute control over the libraries - we
> can enable/disable debug messages, build them for different
> architectures, optimize for different CPUs etc
> 2) This could sound like an ideal way, because it keeps advantages of
> 1. plus removing disadvantages of having to waste time doing syncs.
> However conversion from Wine's build system makefiles to ReactOS's
> build system .rbuild isn't trivial. Plus developing an auto-syncer
> between Cvs/Git and our SVN doesn't look like an easy task too.
> 3) Reduces compilation time, however wine dlls are built on another
> server, and just downloaded during build process (or kept in SVN
> server in binary form). It'd be needed to adjust building mechanism
> to be able to produce other platform binaries. Updates will be
> "heavy" (but initial download smaller).
>>> I'm listening to your (all ReactOS and Wine devs) comments, and
> probably I will write answers to Klemens' email later.
>> WBR,
> Aleksey Bragin.
>>>> On Jun 12, 2006, at 2:35 PM, Klemens Friedl wrote:
>>>>Hi Aleksey,
>>>>I spoke with Gé and he explained me the vendor import process in
>>short. As soon as I find some time I will try out it myself and update
>>the Wine libs in our SVN tree, if you don't mind.
>>>>Or do you want to switch to a binary wine files in trunk anyway?
>>>>I will try to update Wine files about every months after the first
>>time, if that is okay. The changes of wine 0.9.x of every two week are
>>minor things so, every months should be fine. sdwards mentioned that
>>timeframe too, as we discussed about that topic about one week ago on
>>#winehackers and #reactos (the first time).
>>>>btw. Gé mentioned there ARE reasons why our Wine libs DO differ from
>>WineHQ's one. Well Gé is not a ros dev anymore but he had not done the
>>vendor import work and maintain all the changes for fun, it's
>>important to have our adjustments in there.
>>Imagine for example all icons would got lost.
>>>>Wine does use Unix specific functions like "unixfs" in several libs,
>>the sound libs will get a lot different in near future too
>>(silverblade is working in this area) and several directx libs. So a
>>quick auto vendor import won't work anyway.
>>>>>>In my opinion, the binary idea is not worth any efford:
>>>>In my opinion, binary files on in a svn dir is a very bad solution.
>>You cannot view the source and commit the changes, you have to
>>download all binary files every time (every 2 weeks), binary files are
>>not portable, etc.
>>The advantages of source code is in addition to the oposite of the
>>facts above that you have to download only the diffs of the file
>>changes (svn client does that for you) and that have everything
>>(source) on your local hdd.
>>Sure the build-time would decrease about 10-15% if we use binary
>>files, but i don't bother about 15% time.
>>>>And please shift the wine lib conversation to ros-dev at reactos.org.
>>The irc chat is not suitable for such a discussion where more than 3-4
>>devs are involved. It is not possible to answer to more then one msg
>>the same time. And while you write, several other persons post other
>>msg's.
>>Mailing lists does have a purpose and does make sense here!
>>E-Mail's are written in a better english, no short abbreviations, etc.
>>and the devs does think a bit longer about what the write (no offence
>>here!).
>>>>>>Best regards,
>>Klemens
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