Moving micasa 1.5 trunk to Novell forge.

dependencies/cygwin/ReadMe.1st

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+
+
+To provide full compatibility with all Unix flavors the project scripts were converted to use
+cygwin Bourne shell product by Redhat Inc. instead of MKS. Mortis Kern Korn Shell is expensive
+and requires a license per machine. Cygwin is available for download from www.cywin.com for 
+free. 
+
+To install CYGWIN you have to use the Internet Explorer and go to "www.cygwin.com" and 
+install the Latest cygwin from the web ("http://www.cygwin.com/setup.exe"). Follow the 
+instruchtions and just accept all of the defaults and that should install cygwin in 
+c:\cygwin directory.
+
+Once the installation is complete
+copy the "profile" shell script file from \dependencies\cygwin to your c:\cygwin\etc. 
+
+To make the drive mappings match your project directory structure you would need to define 
+the following SYSTEM VARIABLES in your environment by right clicking on "My Computer" Icon on your desktop
+and following order:
+My Computer -> Properties -> Advanced -> Environment Variables -> New...
+
+OPTIONAL SHORT HAND PARAMETERS
+==============================
+The parameters DEVDRV_* below are short hand parameters for substituing the long directory
+structure names in CCM. The build woks fine as long as you go to the root directory of your
+project and run mk-ca-all or mk-cai-all or from the root change dir to shrc and use individual
+build scripts for building the components. 
+
+[/cygwin/c] cd dev/SecretStore~security#IndiaRO/SecretStore/SecretStore_src
+[/cygwin/c/dev/SecretStore~security#IndiaRO/SecretStore/SecretStore_src> mk-ca-all
+
+or
+
+[/cygwin/c] cd dev/SecretStore~security#IndiaRO/SecretStore/SecretStore_src
+[/cygwin/c/dev/SecretStore~security#IndiaRO/SecretStore/SecretStore_src] cd shsrc
+[/cygwin/c/dev/SecretStore~security#IndiaRO/SecretStore/SecretStore_src] mk-sss-dw clean all
+
+
+To use the short hand drives and avoid having to 
+type long names to go the project root the following parameters in your environment should be 
+set to the root of the projects you have. You can use up to 5 drives by default. For more drives 
+you would need to edit the "/etc/profile" shell script and add more DEVDRV_* parameters to satisfy 
+your needs. If you have less than 5 drives just set as many parameters as you need. 
+
+define the following parameters as it applies to your environment like the example below:
+DEVDRV_I = c:/dev/SecretStore~security#IndiaRO/SecretStore/SecretStore_src
+DEVDRV_J = c:/dev/SecretStore_src~cameron3/SecretStore_src
+DEVDRV_K = c:/dev/SecretStore_src~cameron2/SecretStore_src
+DEVDRV_L = c:/dev/SecretStore_doc~cameron_ss20/SecretStore_doc
+DEVDRV_M = c:/dev/SecretStore_doc~cameron/SecretStore_doc
+
+
+After defining your project directory variables run cygwin shell and your drives will automatically
+be mapped to your build environment. Then, from the root of the project or shsrc directory under the 
+root of the project "cygwin/j" or "cygwin/j/shsrc" run the script as it was explained above. Use the 
+build scripts to build components.
+
+The example above will become the following.
+[/cygwin/j] mk-ca-all
+
+or
+
+cd c:/dev/SecretStore~security#IndiaRO/SecretStore/SecretStore_src
+[/cygwin/j] cd shsrc
+[/cygwin/j] mk-sss-dw clean all
+
+
+This shell also allows for ssh sessions to Unix and Linux servers for build and development
+using our Unix build scripts.
+
+
+LOOK AT THE LIST OF PROJECT VARIABLES BELOW
+
+
+*********** NOTE ABOUT GNU DIRECTORY UNDER CYGWIN *********************
+SecretStore project uses GNU Make for building components. GNU Make is a component of
+cygwin but it is not downloaded by default so we supply a copy of it here in the gnu direcotry
+under cygwin. If so desired during installation you can add extra components such as GNU Make
+to be downloaded with cygwin. This would require a download from web site and install from local
+cygwin directory will only supply the default components of the Bourn Shell.
+
+cvpackz.exe is not a components of the cygwin product but it is required for
+NetWare builds so it is supplied here.
+
+Paths to cvpackz.exe and GNU make.exe should be defined thru environment variables as described
+in \make\tools.mak.
+
+(variable is GNU and by default it should be set to "j:/dependencies/cygwin/gnu/" assuming that
+j:/ is the project root directory).
+
+
+#
+# Path to the Continuus configuration management tool (necessary for build
+# manager builds only).
+# example: CONTINUUS=c:/ccm51/bin/
+#
+CONTINUUS
+
+#
+# Path to the configuration management build area (necessary for build
+# manager builds only).  Defaults to build manager's machine.
+# example: CCM_WORK_AREA=c:/SecretStore_main~PREP/SecretStore_main/
+#
+CCM_WORK_AREA
+
+#
+# Path to the tools directory where WATCOM and MSVC compilers
+# are installed.
+# example: TOOLS=c:/tools/
+#
+TOOLS
+
+#
+# Path to the open source gnu make utility and cvpackz.
+# example: GNU=j:/dependencies/cygwin/gnu/
+#
+GNU
+
+#
+# Path to Microsoft's Visual C++ compiler main directory.
+# example: MSC=$(TOOLS)msc6.00/vc/
+#
+MSC
+
+#
+# Path to Microsoft's Visual Studio common components directory.  On the
+# network (hence, on many developer's machines) this has been copied to
+# the same location as the Visual C++ executables.  However, Microsoft's
+# installation puts it in the Visual Studio common components directory
+# structure.  Either way you installed it, it should still work.
+# example: MSVS = $(MSC)
+#
+MSVS
+
+
+#
+# Path to Watcom's C/C++ compiler for building NLMs.
+# example: WATCOM=$(TOOLS)wcc/v11.0a/
+#
+WATCOM
+
+
+Updated by: Cameron Mashayekhi
+On: 1/28/2002

dependencies/cygwin/gnu/Readme.txt

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+
+cvpackz.exe and gnumake.exe are not components of the cygwin product but they are required for
+NetWare and Windows builds.
+
+Paths to cvpackz.exe and gnumake.exe should be defined thru environment variables as described
+in \make\tools.mak.

dependencies/cygwin/profile

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+
+PATH="/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:$PATH"
+USER="`id -un`"
+
+# The following is the standard idiom for processing ENVIRON in
+# *interactive* shells only.
+export ENV='${ENVIRON[(_$-=1)+(_=0)-(_$-!=_${-%%*i*})]}'
+
+# The following is a simple definition that will process ENVIRON in
+# *all* shells.
+export ENV="$ENVIRON"
+
+# Set up USER's home directory
+if [ -z "$HOME" ]; then
+  HOME="/home/$USER"
+fi
+
+if [ ! -d "$HOME" ]; then
+  mkdir -p "$HOME"
+fi
+
+export HOME USER
+
+for i in /etc/profile.d/*.sh ; do
+  if [ -f $i ]; then
+    . $i
+  fi
+done
+
+export MAKE_MODE=unix
+export PS1='\[\033]0;\w\007
+\033[32m\]\u@\h \[\033[33m\w\033[0m\]
+$ '
+
+#cd "$HOME"
+
+# Automated form using the environment variables
+# set the development paths in the original form and the script will
+# automatically pick them up.
+subst i: $DEVDRV_I> /dev/null 2>&1
+subst j: $DEVDRV_J> /dev/null 2>&1
+subst k: $DEVDRV_K> /dev/null 2>&1
+subst l: $DEVDRV_L> /dev/null 2>&1
+subst m: $DEVDRV_M> /dev/null 2>&1
+
+# The original form
+#subst k: c:/dev/SecretStore~security#IndiaRO/SecretStore/SecretStore_src> /dev/null 2>&1
+#subst j: c:/dev/SecretStore_src~cameron3/SecretStore_src> /dev/null 2>&1
+#subst i: c:/dev/SecretStore_src~cameron2/SecretStore_src> /dev/null 2>&1
+#subst l: c:/dev/SecretStore_doc~cameron_ss20/SecretStore_doc> /dev/null 2>&1
+#subst m: c:/dev/SecretStore_doc~cameron/SecretStore_doc> /dev/null 2>&1
+
+
+test -f ./.bashrc && . ./.bashrc
+
+alias a:="cd a:" b:="cd b:" c:="cd c:" d:="cd d:" e:="cd e:" j:="cd j:"
+alias md=mkdir rd=rmdir i:="cd i:" h:="cd h:" f:="cd f:" k:="cd k:" "n:=cd n:"
+alias "o:=cd o:"
+export SWITCHAR=${SWITCHAR:=/}  # if not already defined
+export COMSPEC="${COMSPEC:=$ComSpec}"
+export TOOLS="c:/tools/"
+
+for arg in cls copy del dir erase move path ren type ver verify vol
+do
+	alias $arg="'${COMSPEC}' ${SWITCHAR}c $arg"
+done
+
+PS1='[$PWD] '
+set -o emacs
+cd j:
+