Hi!
Wineasio works great in i386 environment with Windows x86 programs but are you working on making Wineasio work with x64 Windows programs? I have installed Wineasio amd64 once but from what I can remember it only worked with x86 Windows programs and not x64. More and more people seem to go over to x64 programs, like Reaper and therefore it would be amazing if we would get true 64 bit support.
I hope this is achievable so that we can use new technology and not be stuck with old. Keep up the great job you've done so far!
Regards.
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Sorry for the late reply, but nowdays I'm just using wineasio and don't really have the time to support it... In fact I am running 64bit reaper on 64bit archlinux with it myself. The big problem is that the Steinberg asio.h header file needs to be changed in a few places, due to some data types being different in windows and linux. Due to the licensing situation, I'm not quite sure about how to go about it.
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Hi!
Wineasio works great in i386 environment with Windows x86 programs but are you working on making Wineasio work with x64 Windows programs? I have installed Wineasio amd64 once but from what I can remember it only worked with x86 Windows programs and not x64. More and more people seem to go over to x64 programs, like Reaper and therefore it would be amazing if we would get true 64 bit support.
I hope this is achievable so that we can use new technology and not be stuck with old. Keep up the great job you've done so far!
Regards.
Sorry for the late reply, but nowdays I'm just using wineasio and don't really have the time to support it... In fact I am running 64bit reaper on 64bit archlinux with it myself. The big problem is that the Steinberg asio.h header file needs to be changed in a few places, due to some data types being different in windows and linux. Due to the licensing situation, I'm not quite sure about how to go about it.