From: ANTHONY APPLEYARD To: djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu Date: Tue, 1 Nov 1994 09:03:58 GMT Subject: Re: What directory to unzip what to, of the djgpp .zip arch Cc: djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu Stephen Turnbull wrote on Tue 1 Nov 94 11:58:49 JST (Subject: What directory to unzip what to, of the djgpp .zip archive):- > ... QDDVX102.ZIP should probably be eliminated, as AFAIK it has no functionality that is not provided by QDLIB200.ZIP. QDTKT200.ZIP is docs for the last. These three files are 100% useless if you are not running DESQview/X. (1) What is DESQview/X? (2) Does AFAIK mean "as far as I know"? >> I had to archive some of the files onto subdirectories to avoid name clashes and scattering of matter among other matter. Here is my .BAT file that I used to unzip all the djgpp archive files in alphabetical order of name (.... = where I have omitted parts here for brevity):- > Why'd you do that? The rest of it's pretty boring anyway, but the whole thing would have been useful to some people. In fact, to everybody, as you could just run it even if you don't have all the files. 'Course, it really ought to be parametrized so that people who put their DJGPP in funny places like \usr\src\djgpp and \usr\bin\djgpp and so on can use it. But that's our problem. OK, sorry, here is the whole .BAT file in all its tedious length:- REM %1 (arg 1) is the directory that the .ZIP files are on. REM %2 (arg 2) is the head directory of the tree that you want the REM djgpp files to be unzipped onto. REM %3 (arg 3) is the directory that your copy of UNZIP386.EXE is on. REM Use full pathnames with leading drive letter and `:\' REM All the unzipped files together occupy about 125 megabytes (including REM the (quite a lot of) unused space in the last cluster of each file). cd %2 %3\unzip386 -o %1\aeasy102.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\aecur102.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\aetsk102.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\aewin102.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\bccgrx12.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\bnu24bn.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\bnu24dc.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\bnu24sr1.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\bnu24sr2.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\bsn122bn.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\bsn122dc.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\bsn122sr.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\cbgrd103.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\cbgrf103.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\cbgrx103.zip REM CONTRIB\LIBGRX\103_READ.ME & CONTRIB\LIBGRX\1st_READ.ME both occur in REM both cbgrd103.zip & cbgrf103.zip, but the duplications have the same REM lengths and dates and are probably the same files. %3\unzip386 -o %1\dif26bn.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\dif26dc.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\dif26sr.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\djdev112.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\djdoc112.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\djemu112.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\djeoe112.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\djlgr112.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\djlsr112.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\djsrc112.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\djtst112.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\flx247bn.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\flx247dc.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\flx247sr.zip REM These next 2 .zips had to be unzipped into subdirectories to avoid files REM getting scattered about the main directory %2\*.* :- md %2\fsdb091 cd %2\fsdb091 %3\unzip386 -o %1\fsdb091a.zip md %2\fsdb104 cd %2\fsdb104 %3\unzip386 -o %1\fsdb104.zip REM fsdb091a.zip & fsdb104.zip have some different files with the same name, REM so they must be unzipped into subdirectories. cd %2 %3\unzip386 -o %1\gas23bn.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\gas23dc.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\gas23sr1.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\gas23sr2.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\gas23sr3.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\gcc260bn.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\gcc260dc.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\gcc260rm.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\gcc260s1.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\gcc260s2.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\gcc260s3.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\gcc260s4.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\gcc260s5.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\gcc260s6.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\gdb412bn.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\gdb412dc.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\gdb412s1.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\gdb412s2.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\gdb412s3.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\gdb412s4.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\gpp260.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\gzp124bn.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\gzp124dc.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\gzp124sr.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\lgp260bn.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\lgp260dc.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\lgp260sr.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\mak371bn.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\mak371dc.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\mak371sr.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\objc260.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\pat21bn.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\pat21dc.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\pat21sr.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\pdcurs21.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\qddvx102.zip REM Similarly here, else the contents of the next 2 .zips would get scattered REM about in several immediate subdirectories of %2\ :- md %2\contrib\dvx2 cd %2\contrib\dvx2 REM If I had put CD %2\CONTRIB\DVX here, many filenames would clash with REM names of files in qddvx102.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\qdlib200.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\qdtkt200.zip cd %2 %3\unzip386 -o %1\sblaster.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\sed118bn.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\sed118sr.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\txi310bn.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\txi310dc.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\txi310sr.zip REM If I don't put this next cdir in, unzip386 tries to unzip a file called REM %2\EMU386 when there is already a directory called %2\EMU386, and REM complains loudly. md %2\emu112 cd %2\emu112 %3\unzip386 -o %1\wmemu112.zip cd %2 %3\unzip386 -o %1\grx103m1.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\dj112m1.zip %3\unzip386 -o %1\dj112m2.zip