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I am preparing to build a VC++ 2010 DLL over winelib in Linux. I would like to use winemaker to produce the proper makefile from the project's existing .vcxproj file. But winemaker's (rather non-recent) docs refer only to supporting .dsp and .vcproj files, from the earlier VC++ 2008 installations. My question is: Does winemaker in Wine 1.6.2 and later support .vcxproj project files, or am I stuck with converting back to a VC++ 2008 project in order to build this and other such Visual Studio 2010 projects for winelib on Linux?

Chris Cochran
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  • The whole point of Wine is that it supports any kind of Windows executables -- you don't need special build tools. Just use 2010 (or 2015, join us in the future) and you're set! – Blindy Oct 21 '15 at 05:25
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    My question is about specific winemaker support for .vcxproj files in Wine version 1.6.2 and later, to produce the necessary makefiles. I already understand the whole point of Wine, but I want my specific question answered, needed for gcc/g++ software builds. – Chris Cochran Oct 21 '15 at 05:39

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