- Author
Oliver Schneider
This folder contains a selection of scripts I am using to help me accomplish certain tasks.
makemcpp.cmdcan be used to build MCPP, a portable C preprocessor. The tool is great, but it looks like the project is dormant or dead.makemcpp.cmdrelies onsetvcvars.cmdfound in the same folder.ollisign.cmdis the script I am using to sign programs.setvcvars.cmdis a very nifty script that allows you to detect the given Visual C++ installation, given by the version number - e.g. 8.0 for Visual C++ 2005, and call itsvcvars32.batorvcvarsall.batand thus make the build environment available to you (devenv.exe,nmake.exeetc). This is very useful if you don't want to hardcode the installation paths to Visual C++ into your build scripts. Insteadsetvcvars.cmdwill usereg.exe(must be downloaded on Windows 2000, but comes on board starting with XP) to detect the installation path.setbccvars.cmdis an adaptation ofsetvcvars.cmdChristian Wimmer wrote for BCC/BCB from Borland/CodeGear/Embarcadero.- the folder
speedcommander-includescontains some VBA snippets that I use for my favorite file manager on Windows: SpeedCommander. SC as it is affectionately called by its fans (me included) allows to automate tasks by means of VBA macros. In order to not repeat the common code in each and every macro, I wrote these "include" files. Make sure to read theREADME.txtin the folder to see how this works. svnsync-init.sh,syncandrelocate-svnsync-sourceare scipts that can be used in conjunction with thesvnsynccommand. From the first step of initializing to the steps of synchronizing regularly and relocating where to synchronize from.sysinternals-mirrora script that can be used to mirror the contents of http://live.sysinternals.com without wasting their bandwidth. That is, it will copy only select items and only if they have a newer timestamp than the local version.
The scripts are placed into the PUBLIC DOMAIN/CC0.