![]() The Clang compiler has come a long way it can build the 32-bit version of Wine without problems and could be considered a control in the near future. To narrow down problems, try varying as few parameters as possible from our "control" case: vanilla 32-bit Wine, Linux or FreeBSD kernel, x86 or amd64 arch, GCC / GNU build tools, and Wine header files. There's a good chance that at least one developer has tested the same configuration some if so, they can give you a headstart and possibly point you towards trial patches or bug reports. ![]() Don't be shy about letting other Developers know about your goals and progress either. If you're interested, try Building Wine with your specific configuration, keeping and sharing careful notes of your results. ![]() These kinds of improvements tend to provide secondary benefits too, maturing our code and making it more robust on any platform. Whether you want to port Wine to a new architecture or OS, build it with a different toolchain, or solve some other platform-specific quirk, we always appreciate the help. We aim to make Wine compatible with as many systems and configurations as possible.
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