wxWidgets/distrib/msw
2009-10-08 04:07:02 +00:00
..
tmake
bakeall.sh
base.rsp
bc.rsp
cocoa.rsp
contrib.rsp
copy_src.bat
copybase.bat
createsetup.sh
cw_mac.rsp
cw.rsp
deprecated.rsp
dmc.rsp
docsrc.rsp
dsp2dos.bat
expdwild.bat
extradoc.rsp
filerepl.bat
generic.rsp
glcanvas.rsp
gtk.rsp
innobott.txt
innotop.txt
jpeg.rsp
lower.bat
mac.rsp
makeall.bat
makedist.sh
makefile.rsp
makefile.vc
makeinno.bat
makeinno.sh
makerpm
makesetup.sh
maketarballs
makewinceproj.sh
mgl.rsp
microwin.rsp
mmedia.rsp
motif.rsp
msw_minimal.rsp
msw.rsp
namedown
nplugin.rsp
ogl.rsp
os2.rsp
palmos.rsp
patch.rsp
readme.txt
setup.var
stc.rsp
stubs.rsp
tags.cmd
tardist
tardist.bat
tarmicrowin.sh
tarwxall
tarwxmac
tarwxmotif
tarwxx11
tex2rtf.rsp
tiff.rsp
univ.rsp
unix2dos.c
user.rsp
utilmake.rsp
utils.rsp
vc.rsp
vcupdate.bat
wince.rsp
wordstyle.dot
wx_chm.rsp
wx_hlp.rsp
wx_htb.rsp
wx_html.rsp
wx_pdf.rsp
wx_word.rsp
wxrc.rsp
wxtree.rsp
wxwidgets_in.iss
wxwin01.bmp
x11.rsp
xml.rsp
zipdist.sh
zipmac.sh
zippatch.bat
zipwince.bat
zipwinminimal.bat
zipxml.bat

Distribution scripts and lists
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This directory (distrib\msw) contains some 4DOS batch files
(.bat) and 'response' files (.rsp) to simplify the job of
producing distributions. The .rsp files specify which files are
associated with a particular module, e.g. wx200vc.rsp refers to
the VC++ project files, wx200gen.rsp represents the generic files,
wx200msw.rsp specifies the Windows specific files, etc.

When making a distribution on Windows, I call zipdist.bat to prepare
zip files with everything needed for Windows,
GTK and Motif. zipdist then unzips some of them into
deliver\wx, removes and adds a few files to perfect the
distribution.

zipdist then calls 'makewise.bat' to generate a new wxwin2.wse
script, for WISE Installer. It takes wisetop.txt, wisebott.txt
and adds the section for file installation. (If you've modified
wxwin2.wse using WISE Installer, simply compile and run splitwise.exe
to put back up-to-date wisetop.txt, wisebott.txt files before
running zipdist.)

Finally, zipdist runs WISE Installer using a command line
argument to produce the setup.* files automatically.

Note that although zipdist.bat produces archives for 3 platforms,
I only use a subset of these to produce the Windows-specific
setup.exe. I then have the option of distributing the zip files
as well.

You may need to install 4DOS to run these scripts. If anyone
wishes to remove 4DOS dependency, that's fine with me.

Julian Smart, 11th October 1999