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---++ Progress
2005-01-20 (tom):
	* Installed Linux
	* Built Wine
	* Successfully ran notepad.exe.so, !WinZip 9 installer, !WinZip 9
	* [[2005-01-20Images]]
2005-01-25 (tom):
	* Ran conformance test. Looks successful. Here's the output of 'grep "Test failed" log | sed 's/:.*//' | uniq -c | sort':
<pre>
	  17 capture.c
	  17 wave.c
		1 win.c
		2 typelib.c
	  43 metafile.c
	  79 input.c
</pre>
2005-01-27 (tom):
	* We decided to write a conformance test for winsock32.dll. Our first test case will involve blocking, threaded I/O.
	* Reviewing the material at: http://kegel.com/c10k.html
2005-02-02 (tom):
	* Setup changelog, todo, news files in wiki.
	* Built lz32_test with MSVC headerrs under WinXP/VC++ 2003
2005-02-03 (tom):
	* Finished reading _Chapter 5. Writing Conformance tests_ of _Wine Developer's Guide_
	* Here is a quick summary of what is involved in creating a new conformance test for a wine dll:
		* Create subdirectory 'tests' under dlls/[dllname]/
		* Copy Makefile.in from another test into your tests subdir, and edit accordingly
		* Edit dlls/[dllname]/Makefile.in and add SUBDIRS = tests
		* Edit the autoconf script configure.ac to look in the dlls/[dllname]/tests directory
		* Run autoconf on the script, save to configure. e.g. 'autoconf configure.ac > configure'
-- Main.ThomasKho - 04 Feb 2005