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Welcome to the home of <b>%WIKITOOLNAME%.%WEB%</b>. This is a web-based collaboration area for ...

	* Direct Link to CVS Uploads
	* Tips and Tricks for Win32API or Wine Development
	* Whatever else you'd like

---++ Latest Work : Wine Groups
Links to group Wiki pages:
	* [[Group 1]] - Ryu and Marvin
	* [[Group 3]] - Rizwan and Alex
	* [[Group 4]] - Tom, Fredy, Doug
	* [[Group 5]] - Mark & Kyaw
	* [[Group 6]] - Chris and Aditya

AddingMakefile - A miniguide to adding your project to the wine tree (so that configure and make test catch it)

FixingLibungif - Rizwan's never ending quest to fix the libungif configuration bug in Wine.

CVS access has been updated. Its now _really_ easy. So easy I'm not even making another Wikipage for it.

	1. Get an account from me. 
	2. SSH into the account and run 'ln -s /home/.darling/rizwank/cvs cvs' 
	3. Set the following two shell variables for !WinCVS or your shell, whatever...
		* export CVSROOT=:ext:(yourusername)@geekymedia.com:/home/(yourusername)/cvs
		* export CVS_RSH=ssh
		* export CVS_SERVER=/home/rizwank/cvs/cvs
	4. Thats it!

	* If you were using the old CVS server, you should nuke your development directory and do a fresh checkout. (Else your commits will go to the 'old server'). If you've made changes to code already, move those files to a safe location, nuke your development dir, do a new checkout and copy the new files over the checked out ones.

---++ Old Stuff
<pre>
Due Date:			 Project:
1-20(today)		  Determine overall schedule (as required by TAs)
1-21					Project 0 and 1	--5%										 
						 Tasks: install Linux, Windows 98SE/XP and *build Wine*
1-28					Project 2			--10% 
						 Tasks: Run the base Conformance Tests with Wine.
								  Have a Win32 application working using basic Win32 API calls.
								  Finalise DLLs/functions each group will work on
WEEK 8 end			Project 3a		 --50 
						 Have a beta of conformance test ready for submission to Wine Developers 
WEEK 9 and 10		Project 3b		 --35%
						 Rework based on feedback from WineDev
</pre>
---++ Project 0 & 1

Its all on [[http://kegel.com/wine/sweng/ *Software Engineering with Wine*]].

Don't forget to install Win98 somewhere also. [[http://www.vmware.com VMware Workstation]] - 30 day trial isn't a bad way to install Win98, sign up for a demo. Don't forget that its going to be pretty *slow*.

Also, if you aren't root on your machine, you'll fail on make install -- you don't have write privliges to where it wants to install. Dan's example doesn't use the install, so you'll be set. Another alternative is to use the --prefix= switch of configure. 

Write your progress here:
	* Rizwan Kassim - Done with Projects 0, 1 except Win98 install and Win32 test app.
	* Thomas Kho - Done with !WinXP, Linux install and Wine build. Still have to do Win98 install.

---++ Site Tools of the %WEB% Web

%INCLUDE{"%TWIKIWEB%.WebSiteTools"}%

Getting used to Wiki:
	* <b> %TWIKIWEB%.WelcomeGuest: </b> Look here first to get you rolling on %WIKITOOLNAME%.
	* %TWIKIWEB%.TWikiSite: Explains what a %WIKITOOLNAME% site is.
	* %TWIKIWEB%.TWikiRegistration: Create your account in order to edit topics.
	* Documentation:
		* %TWIKIWEB%.TWikiFAQ has a list of frequently asked questions.
	* How to edit text:
	* %TWIKIWEB%.%WIKIPREFSTOPIC%: %WIKITOOLNAME% site-level preferences 

Web Tools for CS 130:
	* <b>%WEB%.CVS</b>. CVS Web Repository for us - http://www.geekymedia.com/cvs
	* WineContactList - AIM, Phone and Email for each group.
	* Setting configuration to used our shared WineCVS server
	* [[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wine-test-devel/ Yahoo Wine-Test-Devel Group]]

Essential Resources:
	* [[http://www.cs.ucla.edu/classes/winter05/cs130/ CS 130 Webpage]]
	* [[http://kegel.com/wine/sweng/ *Software Engineering with Wine*]]
	* [[http://www.winehq.com/ WineHQ]]
		* [[http://www.winehq.com/site/todo_lists Wine TODO Lists]]

Useful Links:
	* [[http://safari.oreilly.com/ O'Reilly Online Bookshelf]] - Some incredibly useful books are available free here, with full text search capability. You must be at a *.ucla.edu address to use it, however. Working from home? Use the [[http://www.bol.ucla.edu/services/proxy/ Proxy]] server or even better, [[http://www.bol.ucla.edu/services/vpn/ VPN]] in!
	* [[http://kegel.com/wine/cl-howto.html Using Microsoft C++ Toolkit on Linux]]
	* [[http://download.seas.ucla.edu HSSEAS Microsoft AA Download]]
	* [[http://kegel.com/wine/why.html Why Wine?]]
	* [[http://groups-beta.google.com/group/comp.emulators.ms-windows.wine/ Google Groups - comp.emulators.ms-windows.wine]]
	* [[http://extremeprogramming.org/rules.html Extreme Programming]]

Fun Wine Info:
	* [[http://www.frankscorner.org/ Frank's Corner]] - Application Compatibility and Help with Wine
	* [[http://transgaming.org/ Transgaming]] - An offshoot build? of Wine, cheap (or free if you build it yourself), optimzed for gaming!
	* LugWine Building Wine on linux.ucla.edu, a few workarounds


Setting up the Wiki:
	* InstallViewCVS - steps I took to install the [[http://www.geekymedia.com/cvs CVS web interface]]
	* I've installed the TWiki.SyntaxHighlightingPlugin to allow us to post code - go there for syntax.

Stuff we might be able to use:
	* [[http://www.stack.nl/~dimitri/doxygen/ DOxygen]] - apparently a pretty decent 'auto documenter' for C code, might help build a framework

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