Stefan Dösinger

There's a difference between the mingw version and gcc version. I don't know what returns the mingw version though :-/ . See if you can get a mingw with gcc...

> i686-w64-mingw32-gcc (GCC) 7.3-win32 20180312 I think this is still too old, but let's see+ > cd build/wine-host ; CC= ../../wine/configure --enable-win64 This bit does not use mingw. I guess...

I have never seen these issues, and I don't think they are related to the --without-x parameter passed to Wine's configure. It is the script in libiconv that generates the...

Oh sorry, I misread the error on your Linux aarch64 machine and confused libtool and autotools. This is again a case where I am a bit puzzled about "libtool: compile:...

See if you can compile libiconv by hand - for your ARM host natively first, and if that works try to cross compile it for Win32 and Win64.

Maybe we should make HANGOVER_WINE_CC/CXX default to clang unless specified otherwise? gcc will only do something useful on x86_64 Linux hosts and everything else either needs clang set manually or...

We don't have any screenshots or videos prepared, the topic did not come up yet. And screenshots from my dev machine would look somewhat boring - old windows apps running...

Hmm, a plain segmentation fault seems weird. Normally at least Wine's debugger should kick in. I'd suggest to try to run it in gdb either with ``` gdb build/wine-host/loader/wine start...

Microsoft .NET can be installed with hangover, but it does not run. I have used it to run the 32 bit .net installer (up to version 4.6.2) on a 64...

A quick note re hangover-test.sh: It isn't a self-test script, but a helper script to run the Wine tests inside hangover. Running it on its own will not do much....