2004-03-21 23:38:01 +01:00
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$! DEFINES.COM
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$! Define where to look for the curl include directory, where to put the
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$! exes and objects, and the openssl stuff. If you have hp's SSL product
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$! installed you won't need these openssl, libssl and libcrypto defines.
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$!
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$! Be cautioned, though. If you build using these defines at the process
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$! level and then try to build against hp's SSL product, you will need to
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$! deassign the openssl logical at the process level or the link will most
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$! probably fail, or define CURL_BUILD_NOHPSSL to anything.
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$!
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$ proc = f$environment( "PROCEDURE")
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$ thisdev = f$parse( proc,,,"DEVICE")
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$ thisdir = f$parse( proc,,,"DIRECTORY") - ".PACKAGES.VMS]"
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$ newdir = f$parse( proc,,,"DEVICE") + f$parse( proc,,,"DIRECTORY")
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$ exedir = newdir - "]"
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$!
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$ arch = f$getsyi("ARCH_TYPE")
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$ if ( arch .eq. 1)
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$ then
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$ exedir = exedir + ".VAX]"
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$ ssldir = "VAX"
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$ else
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$ if ( arch .eq. 2)
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$ then
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$ exedir = exedir + ".AXP]"
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$ ssldir = "AXP"
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$ else
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$ exedir = exedir + ".IA64]"
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$ ssldir = "IA64"
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$ endif
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$ endif
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$ define/nolog exedir 'exedir'
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$ define/nolog objdir 'exedir'
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$ define/nolog lisdir 'exedir'
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$!
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$ def/nolog curl 'THISDEV''THISDIR'.INCLUDE.CURL]
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$ def/nolog libsrc 'THISDEV''THISDIR'.LIB]
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$ def/nolog curlsrc 'THISDEV''THISDIR'.SRC]
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$!
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$! If you're going to build against an OpenSSL dist, you'll want to define
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$! the following logicals to point to the dist location.
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$!
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$ def/nolog openssl 'THISDEV'[OPENSSL-0_9_7C.INCLUDE.OPENSSL]
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$ def/nolog libssl 'THISDEV'[OPENSSL-0_9_7C.'ssldir'.EXE.SSL]LIBSSL.OLB
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$ def/nolog libcrypto 'THISDEV'[OPENSSL-0_9_7C.'ssldir'.EXE.CRYPTO]LIBCRYPTO.OLB
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$!
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$! If you have hp's SSL product installed, and you still want to build
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$! against an OpenSSL distribution, you'll need to define the following
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$! logical. The CURL_BUILD_NOHPSSL logical is used by BUILD_VMS.COM.
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$!
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$ def/nolog CURL_BUILD_NOHPSSL true
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$!
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$! The curl code has some mixed up includes where a user include is done
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$! with <> and a system include is done with "". Define a broader include
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$! path to make the compile work "right".
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$!
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$ def/nolog decc$system_include libsrc:,curlsrc:
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$!
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$! The build_vms.com checks to see if the curl_defines_done logical is
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$! defined. If it isn't it will invoke this procedure. If it is, and
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$! you change something in here, you'll have to run the procedure yourself.
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$!
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$ def/nolog curl_defines_done true
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$!
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$ exit
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