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-I. INTRODUCTION

-===============

-

-Hello, and welcome to the Windows build instructions for asdcplib.

-

-

-II. DEPENDENCIES

-================

-

-First, you'll need Microsoft's Visual Studio 2005 or later. A heavyweight edition isn't needed;

-the freely downloadable Express edition works fine.

-

-Next, you'll need an OpenSSL distribution. The absolute, bare minimum needed is 0.9.7. However,

-if this will be used in conjunction with CineCert's other software, the later 0.9.8b

-is needed. That said, the latest revision of OpenSSL as of this writing (0.9.8j) works great.

-Extract and build in the directory of your choice.

-

-For optional XML parsing support, you'll need to use Xerces-C++ 2.7 or 3.x, or Expat 2.0.1

-(supported in previous versions of asdcplib). If you'll be using this software in conjuction with

-CineCert's other software, the use of Xerces-C++ is required. As with OpenSSL above, if you

-need/desire XML parsing, extract the source package and build in a directory of your choice.

-

-Header files and libraries from the OpenSSL and XML packages must be available to the compiler

-and linker. You may need to modify the makefile to make include files (/I...) and library files

-(/LIBPATH...) available.

-

-

-III. BUILDING

-=============

-

-There's a build option that changes the behavior of UUID generation. If ENABLE_RANDOM_UUID is

-set at build, then mixed-case UUID generation will be enabled if (and only if) the environment

-variable KM_USE_RANDOM_UUID is set during runtime.

-

-Open a command prompt in which the VS build tools are available on the command line (e.g., the

-"Visual Studio command prompt"). The nmake invocation follows this form:

-C:\>nmake WITH_OPENSSL=<OpenSSL directory> [WITH_XERCES=<Xerces directory>|

-	WITH_XML_PARSER=<Expat directory>] [ENABLE_RANDOM_UUID=1] /f Makefile.mak

-

-On our Windows development machine, the invocation with XML parsing by Xerces-C++ is as such:

-C:\Program Files\asdcplib\win32>nmake WITH_OPENSSL="c:\Program Files\openssl-0.9.8j"

-	WITH_XERCES="C:\Program Files\xerces-c_2_8_0-x86-windows-vc_8_0" /f Makefile.mak

-

-With XML parsing by Expat and random UUID generation enabled:

-C:\Program Files\asdcplib\win32>nmake WITH_OPENSSL="c:\Program Files\openssl-0.9.8j"

-	WITH_XML_PARSER="C:\Program Files\Expat 2.0.1" ENABLE_RANDOM_UUID=1 /f Makefile.mak

-

-Without XML parsing:

-C:\Program Files\asdcplib\win32>nmake WITH_OPENSSL="c:\Program Files\openssl-0.9.8j"

-	/f Makefile.mak

-

-Without XML parsing but with the AS-02 library and executables:

-C:\Program Files\asdcplib\win32>nmake WITH_OPENSSL="c:\Program Files\openssl-0.9.8j"

-	USE_AS_02=1 /f Makefile.mak

-

-Want a 64-bit build? Change the following line in Makefile.mak:

-    LINKFLAGS1 = /NOLOGO /SUBSYSTEM:console /MACHINE:I386 /LIBPATH:. /DEBUG

-to

-    LINKFLAGS1 = /NOLOGO /SUBSYSTEM:console /MACHINE:X64 /LIBPATH:. /DEBUG

-

-

-IV. CONCLUSION

-==============

-

-For answers to questions, please send a message to <asdcplib@cinecert.com>.

+I. INTRODUCTION
+===============
+
+Hello, and welcome to the Windows build instructions for asdcplib.
+
+
+II. DEPENDENCIES
+================
+
+First, you'll need Microsoft's Visual Studio 2005 or later. A heavyweight edition isn't needed;
+the freely downloadable Express edition works fine.
+
+Next, you'll need an OpenSSL distribution. The absolute, bare minimum needed is 0.9.7. However,
+if this will be used in conjunction with CineCert's other software, the later 0.9.8b
+is needed. That said, the latest revision of OpenSSL as of this writing (0.9.8j) works great.
+Extract and build in the directory of your choice.
+
+For optional XML parsing support, you'll need to use Xerces-C++ 2.7 or 3.x, or Expat 2.0.1
+(supported in previous versions of asdcplib). If you'll be using this software in conjuction with
+CineCert's other software, the use of Xerces-C++ is required. As with OpenSSL above, if you
+need/desire XML parsing, extract the source package and build in a directory of your choice.
+
+Header files and libraries from the OpenSSL and XML packages must be available to the compiler
+and linker. You may need to modify the makefile to make include files (/I...) and library files
+(/LIBPATH...) available.
+
+
+III. BUILDING
+=============
+
+There's a build option that changes the behavior of UUID generation. If ENABLE_RANDOM_UUID is
+set at build, then mixed-case UUID generation will be enabled if (and only if) the environment
+variable KM_USE_RANDOM_UUID is set during runtime.
+
+Open a command prompt in which the VS build tools are available on the command line (e.g., the
+"Visual Studio command prompt"). The nmake invocation follows this form:
+C:\>nmake WITH_OPENSSL=<OpenSSL directory> [WITH_XERCES=<Xerces directory>|
+	WITH_XML_PARSER=<Expat directory>] [ENABLE_RANDOM_UUID=1] /f Makefile32.wmk
+
+On our Windows development machine, the invocation with XML parsing by Xerces-C++ is as such:
+C:\Program Files (x86)\asdcplib\win32>nmake WITH_OPENSSL="C:\Program Files (x86)\openssl"
+	WITH_XERCES="C:\Program Files (x86)\xerces-c" /f Makefile32.wmk
+
+With XML parsing by Expat and random UUID generation enabled:
+C:\Program Files (x86)\asdcplib\win32>nmake WITH_OPENSSL="C:\Program Files (x86)\openssl"
+	WITH_XML_PARSER="C:\Program Files (x86)\Expat 2.0.1" ENABLE_RANDOM_UUID=1 /f Makefile32.wmk
+
+Without XML parsing:
+C:\Program Files (x86)\asdcplib\win32>nmake WITH_OPENSSL="C:\Program Files (x86)\openssl"
+	/f Makefile32.wmk
+
+Without XML parsing but with the AS-02 library and executables:
+C:\Program Files (x86)\asdcplib\win32>nmake WITH_OPENSSL="C:\Program Files (x86)\openssl"
+	USE_AS_02=1 /f Makefile32.wmk
+
+Want a 64-bit build? Use Makefile64.wmk and specify 64-bit library locations.
+
+IV. CONCLUSION
+==============
+
+For answers to questions, please send a message to <asdcplib@cinecert.com>.