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--- diana:windows:building:packaging [2010-04-07 14:01:18]
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+++ diana:windows:building:packaging [2022-05-31 09:29:31] (current)
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 **TODO:** update for dynamic libpq / libavformat
-===== Create the installation tree =====
+===== The stupid way =====
+==== Create the installation tree ====
 Create a scratch directory (e.g. ''C:\dianainst'').  In the Diana source directory, run the following command to install Diana into that directory:
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   $ strip c:/dianainst/met.no/bin/bdiana.exe
-===== Qt =====
+==== Qt ====
 Copy the following Qt libraries into ''c:/dianainst/met.no/bin'':
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 **NOTE:** I'm unsure about ''QtXml4.dll'' - it looks like something in metlibs may need it, but I haven't tried to run without it.
-===== Other third-party stuff =====
+==== Other third-party stuff ====
 Copy the following files from ''c:/met.no'' (assuming that's where you installed metlibs) into the corresponding directory under ''c:/dianainst/met.no'':
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 **XXX** will [[windows:building:grib|grib_api]] and [[windows:building:proj|proj]] know where to find their files?
-===== Zip it =====
+==== Zip it ====
   $ cd c:/dianainst
   $ zip -9 -r ~/diana-X.Y.Z-win32.zip met.no
-===== License compliance =====
+===== The smart way (slightly more complicated) =====
+Install everything into ''c:/met.no'' as per instructions.  Remember to strip the binaries.  Copy the Qt libraries as described above.  Then, assuming you have InfoZip's ''zip'' in your path:
+  C:\> zip -9rv met.no/diana-X.Y.Z-win32.zip met.no/bin/bdiana.exe
+  C:\> zip -9rv met.no/diana-X.Y.Z-win32.zip met.no/bin/diana.bin.exe
+  C:\> zip -9rv met.no/diana-X.Y.Z-win32.zip met.no/bin/diana.bat
+  C:\> zip -9rv met.no/diana-X.Y.Z-win32.zip met.no/etc
+  C:\> zip -9rv met.no/diana-X.Y.Z-win32.zip met.no/share/applications
+  C:\> zip -9rv met.no/diana-X.Y.Z-win32.zip met.no/share/diana
+  C:\> zip -9rv met.no/diana-X.Y.Z-win32.zip met.no/share/doc/diana
+  C:\> zip -9rv met.no/diana-X.Y.Z-win32.zip met.no/share/pixmaps
+  C:\> zip -9rv met.no/diana-X.Y.Z-win32.zip met.no/share/grib_api/definitions
+  C:\> zip -9rv met.no/diana-X.Y.Z-win32.zip met.no/share/proj
+  C:\> zip -9rv met.no/diana-X.Y.Z-win32.zip met.no/copyright
+===== The quick way =====
+There should be a batch file called diana-zip.bat in ''c:/met.no/bin'' which automates the release process.  It is somewhat experimental.
+It expects exactly one command-line argument, which should be the version number or identificator (''X.Y.Z'' in the examples above).
+It will create a zip file in ''c:/met.no'' (or whatever prefix you gave to ''configure'').  Just run
+  C:\> \met.no\bin\diana-zip TEST
+and answer ''y'' at the prompt to create ''c:/met.no/diana-TEST-win32.zip''.
+====== License compliance ======
 If you are going to distribute the ZIP file outside your organization, <del>you have to include copyright and license information about all third-party components included in it</del> taken care of by ''c:/met.no/copyright/*''.
-To comply with the GPL, you also need to make sure that the source code for the exact versions you used //and// any patches you have applied //and// complete instructions for building metlibs and diana are available to all recipients of the compiled binaries.
+To comply with the GPL, you also need to make sure that the source code for the exact versions you used //and// any patches you have applied //and// complete instructions for building metlibs and diana are available to all recipients of the compiled binaries.ls