| | 1 | rem Move new distributions to a place on Windows we can run them. |
| | 2 | rem |
| | 3 | rem Define WINDOWS_BUILD to the full path to where your Windows build |
| | 4 | rem files are (such as z:\), and SOURCE_PATH to where your Dojo Offline |
| | 5 | rem local proxy source files are (such as y:dev\dojo\offline\trunk\src\dot\proxy). |
| | 6 | rem |
| | 7 | rem On my machine, Z:\ is a mapped network drive that actually maps to a Samba |
| | 8 | rem mounted drive, through Parallels, to a directory on my Mac OS X box |
| | 9 | rem (~/dev/dojo/offline/trunk/src/dot/proxy), while Y:\ is a mapped network |
| | 10 | rem drive that maps through Samba and Parallels, to my home directory. Note |
| | 11 | rem that Windows-style network paths will not work for these variables, since |
| | 12 | rem DOS can not handle them (such as \\.psf\bradneuberg for example). |
| | 13 | rem |
| | 14 | rem This file will place all DOT configuration files in the root of C:, and |
| | 15 | rem will place the executables and source files into C:\dot |
| | 16 | rem |
| | 17 | rem @author Brad Neuberg, bkn3@columbia.edu |
| | 18 | rem |
| | 19 | rem |
| | 20 | rmdir c:\dot |
| | 21 | mkdir c:\dot |