[Coco] Profiling emulator?

[Barry Nelson]

Well, what ever you do with the code is your call. If the site maintainers don't want to post it, you can always post it somewhere else for people to look at it. It would facilitate it running on Mac OS X, and any other platform such as Linux that Wine has been ported to. Wine lib is designed to allow legacy  Windows code to be used on other platforms without extensive changes. 

> Mark McDougall msmcdoug at iinet.net.au 
> Wed Sep 14 01:27:38 EDT 2016
> On 14/09/2016 2:27 PM, Barry Nelson wrote:
> 
> > Again, rather than QT, I suggest leaving all the Direct X stuff untouched
> > and using Wine Lib. This will also fix most of the other windows
> > dependencies.
> 
> Aside from being outside my area of expertise, it's not my project and 
> therefore not my call.
> 
> Would that facilitate running on MacOS as well?
> 
> The whole cross-platform thing is a bit of a minefield. I dabbled with SDL 
> briefly but couldn't get the architecture of an existing project to bend 
> enough into the SDL framework. Or perhaps it was merely my inexperience. 
> WxWidgets looked promising, but there were annoying little 'features' and 
> also bugs in the app that couldn't be explained by anything outside the Wx 
> library (bad worker blames his tools?)
> 
> Having said that, there are projects out there that seem to do this fairly 
> successfully. But I wonder if the software in these cases was designed from 
> the ground-up from an experienced developer with this in mind so as to avoid 
> 'wrong' design decisions?