[cvsnt] Visual Studio 6 Build Instructions

[Patrick W. O'Brien]

Bo,

Thanks for the help.  I amended you instructions for how to build.

My machine
W2K Pro SP3


The instructions ...

1.    Install Visual Studio 6.
2.    Install Visual Studio 6 Service Pack 5.
3.    Install MSDN Platform SDK Dated November 2001
        At a minimum, install the Core Files and Internet Development
        Note1: The 64 bit SDK files *must* be included.
        Note2: The registration with Visual Studio must be included.
4. Check out the cvsnt module from
    cvs -d :pserver:cvs at cvs.cvsnt.org:/usr/local/cvs checkout  -r <version>
cvsnt

    I used the tag CVSNT_1_11_1_3_57I for the version.

5. Get the kerberos files from
    http://www.cvsnt.org/krb5-1.2.2-cvsnt.bin.zip
6. Unpack into <project location>/cvsnt/krb5
7. Install TCL
8. Install Python 2.2
9. Start Visual C++
    Select Menu | Tools | Options | Directories | Include
        Make sure these exist or add them
            C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDK\Include
            C:\Program Files\Visual Studio\VC98\Include
            C:\Program Files\Visual Studio\VC98\MFC\Include
            C:\Program Files\Visual Studio\VC98\ATL\Include
            C:\Program Files\TCL\Include (use your own TCL install path)
            C:\Program Files\Python\Include (use your own Python install
path)
            C:\Projects\CVSNT\KRB5\INCLUDE (use your own project root for
CVSNT)
      Select Library files
        Make sure these exist or add them
            C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDK\Lib
            C:\Program Files\Visual Studio\VC98\Lib
            C:\Program Files\Visual Studio\VC98\MFC\Lib
            C:\Program Files\TCL\Lib (use your own TCL install path)
            C:\Program Files\Python\Libs (use your own Python install path)
            C:\Projects\CVSNT\KRB5\Lib (use your own project root for CVSNT)
10. Open the cvsnt.dsw in the cvsnt directory.
11. In the class view pane, right click cvsnt classes and select set as
active project..
12. Select Menu | Build | Build cvs.exe

You should be good to go

Patrick