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On Wed, 16 Aug 2006 00:01:47 +0100, Tony Hoyle <tony.hoyle at march-hare.com> wrote: >Tony Hoyle wrote: > >> Forget about using the scripts in the script directory (release builder, >> release cvs, debug cvs, etc.) as they will really only work if you have >> a build environment exactly the same as me with everything in the same >> places. Just copy the binaries around. >> >> >btw. if you really want to have a go at the scripts you need > >cvsdeps at d:\cvsdeps Also needed in order to successfully build CVSNT. I have this in parallel to the cvsnt module. >smartloader at d:\smartloader (compiled for both release and debug) Unknown utility for me. >sysfiles.zip extracted to d:\cvsbin\sysfiles That ws done also for the Innosetup builder. Have these. >cygwin at c:\cygwin. Oh, this I thought was considered a *bad thing* to have hanging around sionce it destroys things in Windows (rumor has). So I definitely do not have that. > >That should be enough so the release cvs and debug cvs scripts work >(they deploy to d:\cvsbin). That's where the wxs files expect to find >their files also. Can't use D:. That's a DVD drive. I use F:\Engineering\Projects\cvsnt\cvsbin instead. > >You could write your own scripts of course :) the only thing that's >unusual is they bind the executable files to the smartloader (with >mkmanifest)... that gives the per-application paths and the ability to >find the correct revision of a file across multiple installs. If you're >only testing that bit doesn't matter. I'll just make a batch file to move the compiled stuff into my cvsbin, that's simple enough. But I still need to make WIX work of course. HTH /Bo (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)