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Brad Berg: /* Setup Directories For Your Sandbox */

2011-02-24T16:13:44Z

Setup Directories For Your Sandbox

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	Only a few imports are needed for a given project. Since import directories can be large, just copy the ones you need. Alternatively you can just copy over the zip file with everything.		Only a few imports are needed for a given project. Since import directories can be large, just copy the ones you need. Alternatively you can just copy over the zip file with everything.

	common\* From /~~map~~/~~gfx0~~/tools/public/clone/common/		common\* From /research/graphics/tools/public/clone/common/
	or CVS if you want the latest version.		or CVS if you want the latest version.
	import\make\* From /~~map~~/~~gfx0~~/tools/public/clone/import/make/		import\make\* From /research/graphics/tools/public/clone/import/make/
	import\<select imports> From /~~map~~/~~gfx0~~/tools/public/clone/import/import/...		import\<select imports> From /research/graphics/tools/public/clone/import/import/...


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	Unless you intend to use files from the data directory then you do not need to create a data directory. If you do need some data files then plan wisely because many are large.		Unless you intend to use files from the data directory then you do not need to create a data directory. If you do need some data files then plan wisely because many are large.

	data\* From /~~map~~/~~gfx0~~/data/<select data>		data\* From /research/graphics/data/<select data>


	When you perform a <tt>make install</tt> your project is installed under the <tt>%GTO%\install_WIN32\</tt> directory. This directory will be created the first time you install a project. You can also copy pre-built projects from the clone area.		When you perform a <tt>make install</tt> your project is installed under the <tt>%GTO%\install_WIN32\</tt> directory. This directory will be created the first time you install a project. You can also copy pre-built projects from the clone area.

	install_WIN32\* From /~~map~~/~~gfx0~~/tools/public/clone/install_WIN32/...		install_WIN32\* From /research/graphics/tools/public/clone/install_WIN32/...

Brad Berg: /* Setup Directories For Your Sandbox */

2011-01-04T18:20:07Z

Setup Directories For Your Sandbox

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	* '''Remote Windows Zip File Setup'''		* '''Remote Windows Zip File Setup'''

	The zip file is located here:		The zip file is located here:

	/research/graphics/tools/public/clone/RemoteWIN32.zip		/research/graphics/tools/public/clone/RemoteWIN32.zip


	Unzip the window setup package to your sandbox such that you have:		Unzip the window setup package to your sandbox such that you have:

Brad Berg: /* Install Prerequisite Third Party Software */

2011-01-04T18:19:19Z

Install Prerequisite Third Party Software

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	* '''Python''' - You will need Python to run scripts. The 3.1.2 version is recent ~~byt~~ any version from 2.6 on will do. Your projects may not require Python so you can defer this. Still Python is a great tool to install.		* '''Python''' - You will need Python to run scripts. The 3.1.2 version is recent but any version from 2.6 on will do. Your projects may not require Python so you can defer this. Still Python is a great tool to install.

	http://www.python.org/download/		http://www.python.org/download/

Brad Berg: /* Background Technical Analysis */

2010-12-21T20:31:14Z

Background Technical Analysis

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	Note that the user has to logout and login to see the variable.		Note that the user has to logout and login to see the variable.

	=Background Technical ~~Analysis~~=		=Background Technical Notes (Not for end users)=

	User Variables: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Environment		User Variables: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Environment

Brad Berg: /* Setup Directories For Your Sandbox */

2010-12-21T20:30:02Z

Setup Directories For Your Sandbox

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	The zip file is located here:		The zip file is located here:

	/~~map~~/~~gfx0~~/tools/public/clone/RemoteWIN32.zip		/research/graphics/tools/public/clone/RemoteWIN32.zip

	Unzip the window setup package to your sandbox such that you have:		Unzip the window setup package to your sandbox such that you have:
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	GARCH to: WIN32		GARCH to: WIN32
	PATH to: c:\g\import\make\g.utility_1.0;%PATH%		PATH to: c:\g\import\make\g.utility_1.0;%PATH%


	==Building software==		==Building software==

Brad Berg: /* Install Prerequisite Third Party Software */

2010-09-27T18:22:46Z

Install Prerequisite Third Party Software

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	* '''Visual Studio''' - You will need Studio to compile C++ projects.		* '''Visual Studio''' - You will need Studio to compile C++ projects.

	In order to Build projects within ~~studio~~ you will need to create a ~~project~~ or ~~solution~~ file. You can check in ~~the project file~~ so it can be used ~~elsewhere~~. However, be sure ~~the project file~~ only uses relative paths.		In order to Build projects within Studio you will need to create a Project or Solution file. You can check in Project and Solution files so it can be used on other computers. However, be sure they only uses relative paths.

	Microsoft has a tab for for Visual Studio 9 (2008 sp1) and Studio 10 (2010). You only need to install Visual C++. The default build process for G3D 8 uses Studio 9. If you install Studio 9 then that will work with all the Brown software.		The following Microsoft site has a tab for for Visual Studio 9 (2008 sp1) and Studio 10 (2010). You only need to install Visual C++. The default build process for G3D 8 uses Studio 9. If you install Studio 9 then that will work with all the Brown software.

	http://www.microsoft.com/express/Downloads/		http://www.microsoft.com/express/Downloads/

Brad Berg: /* Install Prerequisite Third Party Software */

2010-09-27T16:19:40Z

Install Prerequisite Third Party Software

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	In order to Build projects within studio you will need to create a project or solution file. You can check in the project file so it can be used elsewhere. However, be sure the project file only uses relative paths.		In order to Build projects within studio you will need to create a project or solution file. You can check in the project file so it can be used elsewhere. However, be sure the project file only uses relative paths.

	Microsoft has a tab for for Visual Studio 9 (2008 sp1) and Studio 10 (2010). The default build process for G3D 8 uses Studio 9. If you install Studio 9 then that will work with all the Brown software.		Microsoft has a tab for for Visual Studio 9 (2008 sp1) and Studio 10 (2010). You only need to install Visual C++. The default build process for G3D 8 uses Studio 9. If you install Studio 9 then that will work with all the Brown software.

	http://www.microsoft.com/express/Downloads/		http://www.microsoft.com/express/Downloads/

Brad Berg: /* Install Prerequisite Third Party Software */

2010-09-27T16:18:35Z

Install Prerequisite Third Party Software

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	* '''Visual Studio''' - You will need Studio to compile C++ projects.		* '''Visual Studio''' - You will need Studio to compile C++ projects.

	In order to Build projects within studio you will need to create a project or solution file. You can check in the project file so it can be used elsewhere. However, be sure the project file only uses relative paths~~. Micorsoft only has a link for Studio 10, but software that depends on G3D 8 will not be able to build with it. If you can get Studio 9 installed that will work with all the Brown software~~.		In order to Build projects within studio you will need to create a project or solution file. You can check in the project file so it can be used elsewhere. However, be sure the project file only uses relative paths.

	~~http://www~~.~~microsoft~~.~~com/express/Downloads/#2010-Visual-CPP~~		Microsoft has a tab for for Visual Studio 9 (2008 sp1) and Studio 10 (2010). The default build process for G3D 8 uses Studio 9. If you install Studio 9 then that will work with all the Brown software.

			http://www.microsoft.com/express/Downloads/

	Depending on the version of Visual Studio you install you may need to also ~~in stall~~ the System Developers kit. Look in the Program Files directory under ""Microsoft SDKs/Windows" to see which ~~SDKs~~ if any you have. You can download the Version 7.1 SDK here:
			Depending on the version of Visual Studio you install you may need to also install the System Developers kit. Look in the Program Files directory under ""Microsoft SDKs/Windows" to see which versions of the SDK if any you have. You can download the Version 7.1 SDK here:

	http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=6b6c21d2-2006-4afa-9702-529fa782d63b		http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=6b6c21d2-2006-4afa-9702-529fa782d63b
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	http://www.python.org/download/		http://www.python.org/download/
	http://www.python.org/ftp/python/3.1.2/python-3.1.2.msi		http://www.python.org/ftp/python/3.1.2/python-3.1.2.msi



	==Setup Directories For Your Sandbox==		==Setup Directories For Your Sandbox==

Brad Berg at 17:54, 24 September 2010

2010-09-24T17:54:27Z

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	* '''Visual Studio''' - You will need Studio to compile C++ projects.		* '''Visual Studio''' - You will need Studio to compile C++ projects.

	In order to Build projects within studio you will need to create a project or solution file. You can check in the project file so it can be used elsewhere. However, be sure the project file only uses relative paths.		In order to Build projects within studio you will need to create a project or solution file. You can check in the project file so it can be used elsewhere. However, be sure the project file only uses relative paths. Micorsoft only has a link for Studio 10, but software that depends on G3D 8 will not be able to build with it. If you can get Studio 9 installed that will work with all the Brown software.

	http://www.microsoft.com/express/Downloads/#2010-Visual-CPP		http://www.microsoft.com/express/Downloads/#2010-Visual-CPP


	Depending on the version of Visual Studio you install you may need to also in stall the System Developers kit. Look in the Program Files directory under ""Microsoft SDKs/Windows" to see which SDKs if any you have. You can download the Version 7.1 SDK here:		Depending on the version of Visual Studio you install you may need to also in stall the System Developers kit. Look in the Program Files directory under ""Microsoft SDKs/Windows" to see which SDKs if any you have. You can download the Version 7.1 SDK here:

Brad Berg at 17:52, 24 September 2010

2010-09-24T17:52:21Z

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	http://www.microsoft.com/express/Downloads/#2010-Visual-CPP		http://www.microsoft.com/express/Downloads/#2010-Visual-CPP

			Depending on the version of Visual Studio you install you may need to also in stall the System Developers kit. Look in the Program Files directory under ""Microsoft SDKs/Windows" to see which SDKs if any you have. You can download the Version 7.1 SDK here:

			http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=6b6c21d2-2006-4afa-9702-529fa782d63b