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README.txt

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Premake-based Windows Build System
Contributed by Jason Perkins (jason379@users.sourceforge.net)
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 SVN USERS: Before using these project files you must copy
 config-default.h to ode/include/ode/config.h (or run Premake to
 generate a new set of project files, see below). 


ABOUT THESE FILES

 These project files are automatically generated using a tool called
 Premake, available from http://premake.sourceforge.net/. The scripts
 used to build them have the ".lua" file extension. To regenerate the
 stock project files for inclusion in a new release, type:

   premake --makeall


CREATING CUSTOM PROJECT FILES

 To create a set of custom project files, first type `premake --help`
 to see the options that you have available. Then generate the new
 project files using the form:

   premake [options] --target [toolset]

 For instance:

   premake --no-trimesh --target vs2005

 To build the test applications and Drawstuff library, use the form:
 
   premake --with-tests --target [toolset]
   
 If you ever decide that you want to remove your custom project, you
 can just type:

   premake --with-tests --clean

 Feel free to direct any questions or comments to myself or the ODE
 mailing list.