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xcode/old build projects/fix frameworks.command

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+#!/bin/bash
+
+################################################################################
+# Fixes damaged frameworks after they have been checked out of CVS.
+# This is neccesary because CVS does not deal well with symbolic links.
+################################################################################
+
+
+# Different versions of macosx set the working directory to different places.
+# We try to cope, by finding the working dir of this .command file.
+
+dir=`dirname "$0"`
+echo 'started in directory:' `pwd`
+if [ -e $dir ]; then
+   cd $dir
+fi
+
+# Ok, we're now pretty sure we're in the /.../torque/pb directory.
+# Move up one dir, and save it off for future use.
+cd ..
+basedir=`pwd`
+echo "moving to directory: $basedir"
+
+
+# We set up some convinience variables here...
+openaldir="lib/openal/macosx"
+xiphdir="lib/xiph/macosx"
+version='A'
+current='Versions/Current'
+headers='Headers'
+resources='Resources'
+
+
+for frameworkname in "$openaldir/OpenAL" "$xiphdir/Ogg" "$xiphdir/Vorbis" "$xiphdir/Theora" ; do
+   framework="$frameworkname.framework"
+   frameworkname=`basename "$frameworkname"`
+   echo "-------- fixing " `basename "$framework"` " ---------"
+   echo "entering $framework"
+   cd $framework
+   if [ ! -h $current ]; then
+      rm  $current
+      ln -s "$version/" $current
+      echo "fixing $framework/$current"
+   fi
+   if [ ! -h $headers ]; then
+      rm $headers
+      ln -s "$current/$headers/" $headers
+      echo "fixing $framework/$headers"
+   fi
+   if [ ! -h $resources ]; then
+      rm $resources
+      ln -s "$current/$resources/" $resources
+      echo "fixing $framework/$resources"
+   fi
+   if [ ! -x "$current/$frameworkname" ]; then
+      chmod 755 "$current/$frameworkname"
+   fi
+   if [ ! -h $frameworkname ]; then
+      rm $frameworkname
+      ln -s "$current/$frameworkname" $frameworkname
+      echo "fixing $framework/$frameworkname"
+   fi 
+   cd $basedir
+done

xcode/old build projects/fix xcode2.1 build folders.command

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+#!/bin/bash
+################################################################################
+# Applies a work around fix for Xcode2.1+, wherein an extra dir is appended to
+# the end of the build products path. We us a symbolic link ( alias ) to trick
+# Xcode into playing ball.
+################################################################################
+
+
+# Different versions of macosx set the working directory to different places.
+# We try to cope, by finding the working dir of this .command file.
+
+dir=`dirname "$0"`
+echo 'started in directory:' `pwd`
+if [ -e $dir ]; then
+   cd $dir
+fi
+
+
+# We create the build folder if it does not exist, or move it aside if it does.
+if [ -e build ]; then
+	mv build build-old-`date "+%m.%d.%C%y-%H.%M.%S"`
+fi
+mkdir build
+
+# Finally, we make the symbolic links
+
+cd build
+ln -s ../../example Default
+ln -s ../../example Development
+ln -s ../../example Deployment
+