#
# config.in:
#       this is included from setup.in only (and thus
#       indirectly by every makefile in this project).
#
#       The macros in this file replace the external
#       environment variables which were required
#       before V0.9.12.
#
#       The following variables MUST be set to match
#       your system. After this, XWP should compile
#       properly.
#
#       For details on these variables, see PROGREF.INF.
#
#       Note: You can still comment out everything in
#       this file and define all these variables
#       externally before calling nmake, since nmake
#       converts the entire environment to macros on
#       startup.
#

# CVS DIRECTORY SETUP
# -------------------

# CVS_WORK_ROOT: the root of your CVS tree
# (the parent dir of "xworkplace" and "xwphelpers")
!ifndef CVS_WORK_ROOT
CVS_WORK_ROOT = e:\develop\cvs
!endif

# XWPDIR: name of the directory this file resides in
# (subdirectory of CVS_WORK_ROOT).
# This will usually be xworkplace (the CVS repository
# name), unless you chose a different name.
!ifndef XWPDIR
XWPDIR = xworkplace-1-0
!endif

# XWPHELPERSDIR: name of the directory the xwphelpers
# resides in (subdirectory of CVS_WORK_ROOT).
# This will usually be xwphelpers (the CVS repository
# name), unless you chose a different name.
!ifndef XWPHELPERSDIR
XWPHELPERSDIR = xwphelpers-1-0
!endif

# INCLUDE AND LIB SETUP
# ---------------------

# Starting with V0.9.12, we no longer use the default
# INCLUDE and LIB paths. Instead, we specify all
# directories directly on the command lines, so we
# need to know where your toolkit and compiler things
# are.

# TKBASE: the main Toolkit directory.
# This must be the parent of the "h" and "lib"
# directories with the include files and libraries.
!ifndef TKBASE
TKBASE = e:\Toolkit
!endif

# SMBASE: the main SOM directory.
# This is the parent of the "bin", "include" and "lib"
# directories containing the SOM compiler, include files
# and libraries. Normally, this would be $(TKBASE)\som.
# Change it if you're using the SOM compiler from another
# version of the Toolkit.
# @@added V1.0.9 (2011-09-05) [rwalsh]:
!ifndef SMBASE
SMBASE = $(TKBASE)\som
!endif

# VACBASE: the main directory of your IBM
# VisualAge C++ installation. Both v3.0.8 and
# v3.6.5 should work.
# This must be the parent of the "include" and "lib"
# directories with the include files and libraries.
!ifndef VACBASE
VACBASE = e:\ibmcpp
!endif

# ACPITKBASE: your ACPI toolkit "base" directory.
# @@added V1.0.9 (2012-02-20) [slevine]:
!ifndef ACPITKBASE
ACPITKBASE = e:\AcpiToolkit
!endif

# DDKBASE: your DDK "base" directory.
# Not used by the regular makefiles, unless you
# want to build XWorkplace Security.
# DDKBASE = K:\libs\DDK\base

# SESBASE: your SES "base" directory.
# Not used by the regular makefiles, unless you
# want to build XWorkplace Security.
# SESBASE = K:\libs\security

# XWPRUNNING: directory where your XWorkplace
# binaries are installed... all the produced
# files will be copied there.
# This must exist.
!ifndef XWPRUNNING
XWPRUNNING = h:\Desktopextender\XWorkplace
!endif

# XWPRELEASE must specify the path of where to create an
# XWorkplace release tree, which can easily be turned into
# a WarpIN archive (.WPI file). This is only used with
# an explicit "nmake release".
!ifndef XWPRELEASE
XWPRELEASE = K:\projects\distrib\XWorkplace\current
!endif

# DEBUG CODE
# ----------

# XWP_DEBUG: set to YES if you want debug code;
# set to nothing if not.

# WARNING: Enabling debug code has side effects.
# See PROGREF.INF for details.

# If XWP_DEBUG is set to anything, the following is enabled:
#
# -- setup.in will change the compiler flags to produce debug
#    code. Otherwise, release code will be produced.
#
# -- __DEBUG__ will be #define'd in all source files.
#    include\setup.h reacts to that and redefines a number of
#    debugging macros.
#
# -- _Pmpf((...)) will be #define'd in the sources to produce
#    debug messages. YOU MUST HAVE THE PMPRINTF DLLs on your
#    LIBPATH then. See PROGREF.INF.

# XWP_DEBUG = YES

# XWP_DEBUG_CLASSES: set to YES to build the debug classes
# DbgDataFile and DbgFolder (see src\classes\xdebug.c for
# details); set to nothing if not.
# Note: if XWP_DEBUG is not defined, the debug classes
# will not be built regardless of this setting

# XWP_DEBUG_CLASSES = YES

# MISCELLANEOUS
# -------------

# XWP_UNLOCK_MODULES: should be set to YES to
# automatically unlock files.
# Set this to nothing to disable unlocking.
XWP_UNLOCK_MODULES = YES

# XWP_LANG_CODE: language code of NLS resources
# to compile.
!ifndef XWP_LANG_CODE
XWP_LANG_CODE = 001
!endif

# CUSTOM_BUILD: when set to 1, builds a customized version of
# XWP (either full or lite) using text, graphics, and install
# scripts found in the CUSTBASE directory specified below;
# any value other than 1 builds a generic XWP-branded version
CUSTOM_BUILD = 0

# CUSTBASE: the base directory of the tree containing your
# customized values (see the 'ecs' directory for an example).
# This is ignored if CUSTOM_BUILD is not set to 1.
CUSTBASE = $(CVS_WORK_ROOT)\$(XWPDIR)\ecs