MS-Hush Installing Makefiles Example results Sim results
ftp.smli.com:/pub/tcl
or
ftp.aud.alcatel.com:/tcl/ftp.smli.com
api20.zip
sim20.zip
exampl20.zip
mshush.zip
install.bat
install.inf
unzip.exe
install.inf
to your system, that is: set the target drive and the location of the Borland Tools.
C:\> a:
A:\> install
TCL_LIBRARY = c:/tcl/lib/tcl7.5 TK_LIBRARY = c:/tcl/lib/tk4.1 HUSH_LIBRARY = c:/hush/library DISPLAY = localhost:0.0
C:\> mkdir win32tmp C:\> cd win32tmpinsert a diskette containing the Win32 program into drive A:
C:\WIN32TMP> copy a:w32s125.exe C:\WIN32TMP> w32s125bzzz, expanding, exploding, etc.
C:\WIN32TMP> win setupfollow instructions, setup will restart windows for you.
C:\TCLbzzz, installing,
api20.zip
sim20.zip
exampl20.zip
mshush.zip
install.bat
install.inf
unzip.exe
install.inf
to your system, that is: set the target drive and the location of the Borland Tools. If you want to install from a different drive or directory than A:\
you have to change the INSTALLSOURCE
variable. Set TARGETDRIVE
to the drive where you want hush to be installed on. Set BORLANDTOOLS
to the location of the Borland C++ tools, this will usually be c:\bc45
. Set the TCLTK
variable to the location of the TCL/TK files, which defaults to c:\tcl
. You can edit the install.inf using the
program EDIT (comes with DOS), Notepad (comes with Windows), SysEdit (Windows) or your favorite text editor.
Type C:\> a: A:\> installat the DOS prompt, and installation wil begin. The following directories will be created on the target drive:
\api-2.0
\sim-2.0
\exampl-2.0
\mshush
\hush
\api-2.0
, \sim-2.0
and \exampl-2.0
directories afterwards if
you want to, or even the \mshush
directory. But you can't rebuild the library if you do so.
PATH=%PATH%;C:\TCL\BIN SET TCL_LIBRARY=c:/tcl/lib/tcl7.5 SET TK_LIBRARY=c:/tcl/lib/tk4.1 SET HUSH_LIBRARY=c:/hush/library SET DISPLAY=localhost:0.0You can edit the autoexec.bat located in C:\ using the program EDIT (comes with DOS), Notepad (comes with Windows), SysEdit (Windows) or your favorite text editor.
Now restart computer to activate the new environment settings.
I've experienced problems with the Borland IDE compiler. It didn't want to play with virtual destructors. The command line compiler (4.52) gave no trouble at all. I have not tested other compilers, any feed back would be apreciated.