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README for Makefile.wine

With thanks to anpaza, I got this very basic Makefile to use wine and evc to
build pocketpc arm binary programs, so I don't have to boot into windows just
for building linexec.


So what do you need?
(Guns, lots of guns)
====================

- WINE
    I didn't know if there's any specific version you'll need, my WINE just
work straight away.


- EVC
    You can download that from Micro$oft site. Note, I need to build linexec
for my pocketpc 2002, and I needed EVC 3, and EVC 4 didn't work. For reference,
the file I downloaded is evt2002web_min.exe

    And then, you can unpack the EVC installation .exe with unzip. Then you can
start hunting for files you need. So far I figured files that you'll need are:

    Binary:

    (In WCE/wce300/BIN/)
    ARMASM.EXE
    C1XX_ARM.DLL
    C2_ARM.EXE
    CLARM.EXE
    LINK.EXE
    MSPDB60.DLL

    (In COMMON/EVC/BIN/)
    RC.EXE
    RCDLL.DLL
    CVTRES.EXE


    Headers:

    *.h in SDKs/PocketPC_2002_SDK/program files/pocket pc 2002/include/
    *.h in SDKs/PocketPC_2002_SDK/program files/pocket pc 2002/atl/include
    *.h in SDKs/PocketPC_2002_SDK/program files/pocket pc 2002/atl/src


    Libs:
    *.lib in SDKs/PocketPC_2002_SDK/program files/pocket pc 2002/lib/arm/


    Just put them in a sane place for your own convenience.


The actual action
=================

If you want to use these Makefile stuff for building other pocketpc app, have
a read on Makefile.project and Makefile.wine, you'll pretty much understand
what is going on.

Set those path for your wine in the Makefile.wine, put in binary and sources
names/files in Makefile.project.

In a nutshell:

- tune BASE in Makefile.wine
- tune TARGETBIN SRCS CFLAGS LIBS INCLUDE LIB in Makefile.project

By default all output files (obj/exe/res/etc) will be in the out/ directory.

Finally, "make" will build them all, "make clean" will simply kill out/





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