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#
# Make a directory for installing Panda, e.g. c:\pandadir
md c:\pandadir
md c:\pandadir\bin
copy ppremake.exe c:\pandadir\bin
copy cygwin1.dll c:\pandadir\bin
#
# Put c:\pandadir\bin and c:\pandadir\lib on your path
path c:\pandadir\bin;c:\pandadir\lib;%PATH%
#
# Make a directory for building Panda, e.g. c:\pandadir\build
md c:\pandadir\build
#
# Create a Config.pp file in the build directory:
edit c:\pandadir\build\Config.pp
# Some local build configuration parameters may be defined in
# this file (see Config.pp in the dtool directory).
# For now, add the following lines:
#define INSTALL_DIR c:\pandadir
#
# Set up some environment variables for building and/or running:
set PANDA_ROOT=c:\
set PPREMAKE_CONFIG=c:\pandadir\build\Config.pp
#
# Unpack the sources
c:
cd \pandadir\build
unzip dtool.zip
unzip panda.zip
#
# Build
cd dtool
ppremake
nmake install
cd ..\panda
ppremake
nmake install
#
# Make a directory for installing Panda, e.g. c:\pandadir
md c:\pandadir
md c:\pandadir\bin
copy ppremake.exe c:\pandadir\bin
copy cygwin1.dll c:\pandadir\bin
#
# Put c:\pandadir\bin and c:\pandadir\lib on your path
path c:\pandadir\bin;c:\pandadir\lib;%PATH%
#
# Make a directory for building Panda, e.g. c:\pandadir\build
md c:\pandadir\build
#
# Create a Config.pp file in the build directory:
edit c:\pandadir\build\Config.pp
# Some local build configuration parameters may be defined in
# this file (see Config.pp in the dtool directory).
# For now, add the following lines:
#define INSTALL_DIR c:\pandadir
#
# Set up some environment variables for building and/or running:
set PANDA_ROOT=c:\
set PPREMAKE_CONFIG=c:\pandadir\build\Config.pp
#
# Unpack the sources
c:
cd \pandadir\build
unzip dtool.zip
unzip panda.zip
#
# Build
cd dtool
ppremake
nmake install
cd ..\panda
ppremake
nmake install

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0) (be in tcsh)
1) cd ~
2) anonymous ftp to ftp.digitigrade.com
3) (in ftp) cd panda-new
4) (in ftp) binary
5) (in ftp) hash
6) (in ftp) prompt
7) (in ftp) mget *
8) (in ftp) bye
9) su root
10) (enter root password)
11) cd /usr/local
12) mkdir etc
13) mkdir trees
14) chmod 777 etc trees
15) cd bin
16) ln -s `which bash` ./bash
17) ln -s `which perl` ./perl
18) exit
19) cd /usr/local/etc
20) tar -zxf ~/vspec.tgz
21) cd ../trees
22) tar -zxf ~/tool.tgz
23) tar -zxf ~/panda.tgz
24) tar -zxf ~/direct.tgz
25) tar -zxf ~/egg.tgz
26) setenv TOOL /usr/local/trees/tool
27) source $TOOL/etc/tool.cshrc
28) cd $TOOL
29) ctmake
30) (put the mozilla distribution in /usr/local/mozilla,
build nspr, make sure that if the directory in
/usr/local/mozilla/dist is not Linux2.2.10_x86_PTH_DBG.OBJ
that you make a link that is called that to whatever
name it installed to)
31) (have some flavor of GL installed. Mesa is free
(http://www.mesa3d.org/), MetroGL is also good (though
commercial). If you have a modern Voodoo card, and want
to play with the DRI stuff, that will be a whole other
set of instructions. It is non-trivial.)
32) cta panda
33) cd $PANDA
34) ctmake configfiles
35) ctuna panda
36) cta panda
37) setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH
"/usr/local/mozilla/dist/Linux2.2.10_x86_PTH_DBG.OBJ/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH"
38) ctmake
39) add the following to your ~/.login
if ( $?CTPROJS ) unsetenv CTPROJS
setenv TOOL /usr/local/trees/tool
source $TOOL/etc/tool.cshrc
setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH
"/usr/local/mozilla/dist/Linux2.2.10_x86_PTH_DBG.OBJ/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH"
setenv CONFIG_CONFIG ":configpath=ETC_PATH"
40) add the following to your ~/.cshrc
if ( $?TOOL ) then
source $TOOL/etc/tool.alias
endif
41) have the following in $PANDA/etc/Configrc
load-display glxdisplay
load-gsg glgsg
egg-path /usr/local/trees/egg:.
chan-config-sanity-check #f
multipass-viz none
42) cd testbed
43) ./demo smiley.egg
For info on what the hell to do with Squeak (other then ignore it)
you'll need to talk to Jesse and Joe.

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WARNING: This document is an internal VR Studio document describing
how to set up Panda on a new PC using our internal development
environment. It is not useful for programmers who are not within the
VR Studio firewall.
If you are looking for documentation on installing Panda in the rest
of the world, see INSTALL.txt in this directory.
To install Panda3D on WinNT or Win98:
-------------------------------------
Notes: