Build Instructions
How to compile the source code of Waypoint™

1. Build prerequisites

Before you try to build Waypoint, make sure you have the following tool and SDKs, and have configured these properly.
- Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 or Higher
- MSXML 4.0 SP2
* Waypoint is running and being built only on Microsoft Windows operating systems.
 
2. Install Visual C++ and Configure Visual C++ environment
After installing Visual C++, make sure to configure the Visual C++ environment variables. (If you are using Visual C++ 6.0, VCVARS32.bat has to be run before compiling.)

3. Install MSXML 4.0
- Download MSXML 4.0 package from the Microsoft Website.
- Install MSXML 4.0 [More details...]

4. Run Waypoint Build Script
You can run this Build Script (BuildWaypoint.bat) by just clicking in the Windows Explorer or you can run this through MS-DOS console Window.

Make sure that you are in the top level of the source directory ("waypoint\"), when you run the build script file (BuildWaypoint.bat) in the console window.

5. Installing Your Build
In order to run Waypoint™, you need to register some OCX files and COM component files. You can register those files by running the registration Script.(RegisterWaypoint_Release.bat or RegisterWaypoint_Debug.bat) You can find this in the "waypoint\src\" directory of the source directory("waypoint\").

6. Running Waypoint™ You Built
The finished build can be found in "waypoint\output\release(or debug)" directory.

* How to use the build script
BuildWaypoint.bat [(target)]  - specify target to build
                  [(command)] - specify build command

- (target) has to be one of the following.
 1. Release : Release Build supporting ORACLE 9
 2. Debug   : Debug Build supporting ORACLE 9

- (command) has to be one of the following.
 1. Build  : Normal build
 2. Rebuild: Clean and build
 3. Clean  : Delete intermediate files but don't build

- I you want to get help like this, Type like following.
 BuildWaypoint.bat help or
 BuildWaypoint.bat -help or
 BuildWaypoint.bat /? or
 BuildWaypoint.bat -? or

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