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Never ends with a /! # We assume cygpath is available in the search path # NOTE: Use of 'pwd' with CYGWIN will not get you a mixed style path! $(shell if [ "$1" != "" -a -d "$1" ]; then $(CYGPATH_CMD) "$1"; else echo "$1"; fi) # Temporary until we upgrade to MKS 8.7, MKS pwd returns mixed mode path $(shell if [ "$1" != "" -a -d "$1" ]; then (cd $1 && pwd); else echo "$1"; fi) # UNIXCOMMAND_PATH: path to where the most common Unix commands are. # NOTE: Must end with / so that it could be empty, allowing PATH usage. # Get version of MKS or CYGWIN # At this point, we can re-define FullPath to use DOSNAME_CMD # We try to get references to what we need via the default component # environment variables, or what was used historically. # Process Windows values into FullPath values, these paths may have \ chars # Program Files directory # Compilers, SDK, and Visual Studio (MSDEV) [32bit is different from 64bit] # Try looking in MSVCDIR or MSVCDir area first (set by vcvars32.bat) # If we still don't have it, look for VS71COMNTOOLS, setup by installer? # The Microsoft Platform SDK installed by itself # If no SDK found yet, look in other places # Compilers for 64bit are from SDK # Location on system where jdk installs might be # SLASH_JAVA: location of all network accessable files # JDK_DEVTOOLS_DIR: common path for all the java devtools # COMPILER_PATH: path to where the compiler and tools are installed. # NOTE: Must end with / so that it could be empty, allowing PATH usage. # MSDEVTOOLS_PATH: path to where the additional MS Compiler tools are. # NOTE: Must end with / so that it could be empty, allowing PATH usage. # DEVTOOLS_PATH: for other tools required for building (such as zip, etc.) # NOTE: Must end with / so that it could be empty, allowing PATH usage. # _BOOTDIR1: First choice for a Bootstrap JDK, previous released JDK. # _BOOTDIR2: Second choice # See if SDK area has a msvcrt.dll file, directory may exist w/o msvcr* files # 32 bit needs 2 runtimes # MSVCRT_DLL_PATH: location of msvcrt.dll that will be re-distributed # MSVCR71_DLL_PATH: location of msvcr71.dll that will be re-distributed # MSVCRT_DLL_PATH: location of msvcrt.dll that will be re-distributed # DXSDK_PATH: path to Microsoft DirectX SDK Include and Lib # DXSDK_INCLUDE_PATH: path to Microsoft DirectX SDK Include # DXSDK_LIB_PATH: path to Microsoft DirectX SDK Lib # 64bit libs are located in "Lib/x64" subdir # DEPLOY_MSSDK: Microsoft SDK for this platform (for deploy) # INSTALL_MSSDK: Microsoft Installer SDK for this platform (for install) # INSTALL_MSIVAL2: Installation of MsiVal2 for this platform (for install) # WSCRIPT: path to wscript.exe (used in creating install bundles) # CSCRIPT: path to cscript.exe (used in creating install bundles) # MSIVAL2: path to msival2.exe (used in validating install msi files) # LOGOCUB: path to cub file for (used in validating install msi files) # MSITRAN: path to msitran.exe (used in creating install bundles and sponsors) # MSICERT: path to msicert.exe (used in creating install bundles) # Import JDK images allow for partial builds, components not built are # imported (or copied from) these import areas when needed. # BUILD_JDK_IMPORT_PATH: location of JDK install trees to import for # multiple platforms, e.g. windows-i586, solaris-sparc, linux-586, etc. # JDK_IMPORT_PATH: location of previously built JDK (this version) to import # HOTSPOT_IMPORT_PATH: location of hotspot pre-built files # HOTSPOT_CLIENT_PATH: location of client jvm library file. # HOTSPOT_SERVER_PATH: location of server jvm library file. # HOTSPOT_LIB_PATH: location of jvm.lib file.