wintab-proxy

This is a fork of wintab-interposer by jchv that removes all the coolest parts of the original project and only leaves the library proxying part.

It serves as a temporary workaround for some apps that don't want to play nicely with Pain Studio Mask directly.

Usage with PSM

1. Download this from releases
2. Copy the DLL for the correct app architecture next to its executable
3. Rename PSM's DLL to wintab32_real.dll

Original README:

Wintab-Interposer

This is a quick'n'dirty library that sits between wintab32.dll and logs all of the API calls, so that you can examine a program's Wintab usage. It is ultimately based on generated code from Winedump, though it is standalone and only needs MinGW-w64 to compile.

Build

Because this library is so simple, it just uses a simple GNUmakefile. By default, it will build for both 32-bit (x86) and 64-bit (x86-64) targets, though you can use the x86/x64 targets instead:

make x86 # build only 32-bit
make x64 # build only 64-bit

By default, it assumes the compilers are i686-w64-mingw32-g++ and x86_64-w64-mingw32-g++. If this is not true for your setup, you can override it by passing CXX32 and CXX64 to the make invocation:

make CXX32=g++ x86

Usage

By default, logs go to stderr. If you want to send the logs to file, you can set the environment variable WINTAB_LOG to a filename, and that file will be used instead.

By default, Wintab-Interposer will try to find the real Wintab32 from the system directory. If it fails, it will try to load a library called wintab32_real. If both fail, it will log then abort.