Major Description
Some public functions (as far as I noticed), which return probably ROS-specific callbacks, fail to be called in our dsound_new by other system dlls/components and any third-party software, unlike Wine's dsound. Although they are exported correctly in dsound.spec, which is exactly identical to Wine spec.
For example, it can be reproduced during 2nd setup stage when registering the system dlls, with enabled dsound_new and disabled Wine's dsound.
E. g. `DirectSoundCreate8`:
(dll/ntdll/ldr/ldrpe.c:1036) Failed to snap dsound.dll!DirectSoundCreate8 |
err:(win32ss/user/user32/windows/messagebox.c:1048) MessageBox: L"The procedure entry point DirectSoundCreate8 could not be located in the dynamic link library dsound.dll.\r\n" |
(dll/win32/kernel32/client/loader.c:384) LoadLibraryExW(C:\WINDOWS\System32\dmusic.dll) failing with status c0000139 |
err:(win32ss/user/user32/windows/messagebox.c:1048) MessageBox: L"\041e\0448\0438\0431\043a\0430 LoadLibrary: ERROR_PROC_NOT_FOUND - \041d\0435 \043d\0430\0439\0434\0435\043d\0430 \0443\043a\0430\0437\0430\043d\043d\0430\044f \043f\0440\043e\0446\0435\0434\0443\0440\0430.\r\n" |
For reference, `DirectSoundCreate8` returns `InternalDirectSoundCreate`.
And after unsuccessful registering dmusic.dll, the following lines also appear:
WARNING: MmFlushVirtualMemory at ntoskrnl/mm/ARM3/virtual.c:1319 is UNIMPLEMENTED! |
(dll/directx/dsound_new/dsound.c:179) NumDevs 0 |
(dll/directx/dsound_new/devicelist.c:93) SetupDiEnumDeviceInterfaces Index 0 failed with 103 |
(dll/directx/dsound_new/devicelist.c:405) No devices found |
(dll/directx/dsound_new/dsound.c:182) EnumAudioDeviceInterfaces failed |
(dll/directx/dsound_new/dsound.c:185) EnumAudioDeviceInterfaces 00000000 0 |
err:(win32ss/user/user32/windows/messagebox.c:1048) MessageBox: L"\041e\0448\0438\0431\043a\0430 GetProcAddr: ERROR_PROC_NOT_FOUND - \041d\0435 \043d\0430\0439\0434\0435\043d\0430 \0443\043a\0430\0437\0430\043d\043d\0430\044f \043f\0440\043e\0446\0435\0434\0443\0440\0430.\r\n" |
Or probably the second error may be caused by absent audio driver , so it's correct?...
And may unsuccessful calling of that functions be due to they are returning that callbacks? Or the problem is caused by something other?...
