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Working on Wine Part 3 Using Wine as a Developer

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Tom Wickline
Jan 11, 2019

Andrew Eikum a CodeWeavers employee and Wine developer is writing a series of post to introduce people to Wine usage and development.

About This Guide

This is a series of guides intended to introduce software developers to the Wine ecosystem. It will cover what Wine is, how to use Wine, how to debug Wine, how to fix Wine, and what to do with your fix once you’ve made it.

The guide will be published throughout January.

Part 1 describes what Wine is and provides a short description of various popular forks of Wine.
Part 2 describes Wine’s build process.
Part 3 describes how to use Wine as a developer.
Part 4 describes how to debug Wine in general.
Part 5 describes Wine’s source tree layout and how to edit the source.
Part 6 describes how you can send your work upstream.

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Tom Wickline

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