Wine 1.5.19 Has Performance Improvements, More C++
Written by Michael Larabel in WINE on 7 December 2012 at 03:19 PM EST. 2 Comments
WINE --
It's time for another bi-weekly development release in the Wine 1.5 series.

There aren't too many changes this time around for the Wine 1.5.19 release that happened today, but there's performance improvements within the DIB engine, a more proper XML-lite implementation, more C++ runtime functions, and various bug-fixes.

Those wishing to download Wine 1.5.19 and find out about all of the bugs fixed, stop by WineHQ.org.
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