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gpgvs
building gnupg related projects with Visual Studio
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sub-project: otr.vs
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DIRECTORY TREE ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

First step is to have the same directory tree as me, otherwise you have to
(can) change the paths inside visual studio workspaces.
This is the tree I have choosen

[anywhere]\libotr-2.0.2
[anywhere]\libotr-2.0.2\libotr\[original package]

[anywhere]\otrproxy-0.3.0
[anywhere]\otrproxy-0.3.0\otrproxy\[original package]

[anywhere]\wxWidgets-2.6.1
[anywhere]\wxWidgets-2.6.1\wxWidgets\[original package]

basically you have to choose you "root" directory, after then you must
respect this order:
- "root"\projectWithVersion\project

if you take code from cvs, create the directory "project.head" and
make cvs checkout inside "project.head", to have (example)
"root"\libotr.head\libotr\...

Then download or take from cvs the otr.vs project, and put inside
"root"\otr.vs
you should have

"root"\otr.vs
"root"\otr.vs\inc.vs
"root"\otr.vs\libotr.head.vs
"root"\otr.vs\libotr-2.0.2.vs
"root"\otr.vs\otrproxy-0.3.0.vs
"root"\otr.vs\otrproxy.head.vs


LIBGCRYPT ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

To build otr projects you need libgcrypt:
first of all you have to define one environment variable
- LIBGCRYPTDEV
which points to a directory with libgcrypt include and lib:
inside you should put the various libgcrypt versions (or the
same everywhere, be careful when doing this).
that's beacause I do not want to force anyone to use the libgcrypt
provided with gpg.vs project: in this way you can download or compile
your own versions of libgcrypt and use it with otr projects

The "LIBGCRYPT" directory must have inside
%LIBGCRYPTDEV%\inc
%LIBGCRYPTDEV%\lib\debug\dll
%LIBGCRYPTDEV%\lib\debug\static
%LIBGCRYPTDEV%\lib\release\dll
%LIBGCRYPTDEV%\lib\release\static

because workspaces will search libgcrypt includes and libs using
such paths.

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Authors:
          Francesco Picasso
          mr.s0rr0w@gmail.com
          www.s0rr0w.net
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