A utility batch file for setting all the necessary environment variables

that needed to build Mozilla for Win32.  Contributed by Lucas Gonze
(lucas@gonze.com) and Rick Ekle (rekle@iconect.net).  You'll need to edit
this file to point it at the location of your development environment and your
local copy of the source tree.


git-svn-id: svn://10.0.0.236/trunk@2203 18797224-902f-48f8-a5cc-f745e15eee43

buildtools/windows/batch/MOZENV.BAT

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+@echo off
+
+rem * To set up your local build read and customize this batch file.
+rem * You shouldn't have to touch anything but "set" statements
+rem * Batch file contributed by Lucas Gonze (lucas@gonze.com) and
+rem * Rick Ekle (rele@iconect.net)
+
+rem * This stuff forces us to not reset the environment variables more
+rem * than once.  It would cause some vars to get longer than 127 chars
+rem * (the longest possible batch line) to run this stuff more than once.
+if "%1%" == "-force" goto skiptest
+if "%MOZBUILD%" == "ALREADYDONE" goto alldone
+:skiptest
+echo setting up environment...
+set MOZBUILD=ALREADYDONE
+
+rem * if this isn't set properly your build will get
+rem * "file './config/WIN' not found"
+set MOZ_BITS=32
+
+set MOZ_GOLD=1
+set MOZ_MEDIUM=1
+set NO_SECURITY=1
+set NSPR20=1
+
+rem * don't set this if you want to make an optimized release build
+set MOZ_DEBUG=1
+
+rem * set if running NT 3.51, don't set otherwise
+rem * set MOZ_NT=351
+
+rem * location of resulting executable and totally optional.
+rem * If you don't set this, mozilla.exe will be generated into
+rem * mozilla\cmd\winfe\mkfiles32\x86dbg (or x86rel for optimized builds)
+rem * set MOZ_OUT=d:\bin
+
+rem * top of your tree, drive letter and path, i.e. set d:\mozilla_src.
+rem * The topmost directory under this should be mozilla
+rem * so if you extracted zip file to z:\foo, this should be z:\foo
+set MOZ_SRC=d:\moz\
+
+rem * location of the bin directory containing your GNU tools. The build
+
+rem * looks for MOZ_TOOLS\bin\gmake.exe, so after you download and unpack
+rem * wintools.zip, make some directory called "bin", put your new
+rem * uname.exe, shmsdos.exe, and gmake.exe in it, and set MOZ_TOOLS to
+rem * the place where you put it.
+set MOZ_TOOLS=d:
+
+rem * where to find cp.exe and rm.exe, aka gnu tools for windows
+set gnuTools=D:\CDK\H-I386~1\bin
+
+rem * the important thing is that your new moz tools should be first
+SET PATH=%MOZ_TOOLS%\bin;%gnuTools%;%PATH%
+
+rem * if you are running VC++ 5.0 or higher, this will prevent the build
+
+rem * from trying to pick up uuid2.lib, which only exists in previous
+rem * versions of vc++.
+set _MSC_VER=1100
+
+rem * vcvars32.bat is created by visual c++ install to
+rem * enable command line builds
+echo setting up visual c++ environment...
+call d:\bin\vcvars32.bat
+
+:alldone
+@echo environment set up, building mozilla...
+
+rem * uncomment these to make the script build as well
+
+rem cd %MOZ_SRC%
+rem cd mozilla
+rem nmake -f client.mak