yes wrote on Today, 13:45:

No, you don't have to use Wine in Linux, just build a native Linux version using "make linux" command, run ./scva-daemon with options then point the player of your choice to the new born "SCVA" MIDI port.

ah, this is the confusion. i did run 'make linux' which completed successfully and this is what i'm getting:

1~/Downloads/scva-headless/build$ ./scva-daemon --core ./SCCore.dll 
2
3scva-daemon: no binding for __vcrt_InitializeCriticalSectionEx (VCRUNTIME140.dll)
4  looked for './SCCore.dll'; pass --core or set $SCVA_DLL_DIR

so if it's not looking for wine what do you think the issue is? i'm using an up-to-date debian trixie.

stanwebber wrote on Today, 14:03:

ah, this is the confusion. i did run 'make linux' which completed successfully and this is what i'm getting: […]
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yes wrote on Today, 13:45:

No, you don't have to use Wine in Linux, just build a native Linux version using "make linux" command, run ./scva-daemon with options then point the player of your choice to the new born "SCVA" MIDI port.

ah, this is the confusion. i did run 'make linux' which completed successfully and this is what i'm getting:

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1~/Downloads/scva-headless/build$ ./scva-daemon --core ./SCCore.dll 
2
3scva-daemon: no binding for __vcrt_InitializeCriticalSectionEx (VCRUNTIME140.dll)
4  looked for './SCCore.dll'; pass --core or set $SCVA_DLL_DIR

so if it's not looking for wine what do you think the issue is? i'm using an up-to-date debian trixie.

You're trying to run 32-bit SCCore.dll from a 64-bit scva-daemon process and getting this weird type of messages.
Find the proper 64-bit SCCore.dll and you're done 😀 .