Wine upgraded to 1.5.22

[dholm]

This version includes the new experimental Mac driver which means it can be
run without X11. As the driver is still incomplete and buggy X11 is still the
default and instructions on how to switch are included in caveats.

libpng, libtiff, little-cms and xz (liblzma) are modified to always build as
universal binaries like the jpeg and libicns packages already do. These
changes are required if wine is to be able to use them for 32-bit windows
applications.

[adamv]

We're not going to make everything install universal; there is other work going on to improve the "this needs a universal dep" story.

[adamv]

Please repost a pull request with only the version updates.

[dholm]

I suspected that would be the answer. Is there a ticket I can track for it?

[adamv]

#14456 #14009 as well as #14550 and #15478.

[cooljeanius]

We're not going to make everything install universal;

Could that at least be an option for those that want it?

Edit: nvm I probably should have actually read the patch first before responding

[dholm]

It is an option but you have to manually (re)install all the dependencies with '--universal' and then (re)build wine.

[dholm]

Added support for non-universal builds as well as universal dependency checking thanks to #14456.

[jacknagel]

Even the => :universal bits are superfluous, it will be passed automatically if the dependent formula supports it and the user requests it.

[dholm]

Oh, awesome, fixed!

[camillol]

What is "build32" doing now? Is Wine 64 bit supposed to be working on Mac now?

[adamv]

Needs to be rebased to just have the Wine update; I've updated libicns and jpeg to make --universal an option.

[dholm]

Done

[camillol]

I really doubt that "you will only be able to run applications built for win64!" if you don't build with --universal. First, I still see no indication that 64-bit wine is supported on Mac at all. Second, we're forcing a 32-bit build anyway.

I think the formula should set --universal automatically, so that it gets the normal dependency effects, without having to specify it on the command line. Failing that, it should refuse to build without that flag.

[dholm]

I will change it when the next development release comes out.

[camillol]

It's out now. But is there a way to make this formula implicitly universal, so that the user can just type brew install wine --devel?

[dholm]

Yes, I just have to force the dependencies to universal and all the required packages support that now thanks to adamv.

[rtfmoz]

Can I revisit the 64 bit wine on OSX? I tried to compile using the --enable-win64 flags. Should I open a new feature request for this?

[adamv]

Open a new pull request if you get it working.