Network Router User Manual

GINA V4.0 System Administrator Guide – September 2000 19
Installation
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Example for csh
– Solaris, SINIX
setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH <gina_install_dir>/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
– HP-UX
setenv SHLIB_PATH <gina_install_dir>/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
On Windows NT all information necessary to the operation of the PS browser is entered
during installation by the setup routine.
That is, the environment variable GINADIR points to the file <gina_install_dir>,
<%GINADIR%\bin> is added to the PATH variable.
The PS browser is started using the Start > Programs menu. ❍❍●
Removing TPStartShut.o
If a T-ORB application which is to run on a WindowsNT machine uses custom startup and
shutdown exits, the dummy implementation of TPStartShut.o shipped with GINA must
be removed from the libraries
.../lib/doms.lib and .../lib/domsmt.lib
before this application is linked.
The two scripts extpss.bat and extpssmt.bat are made available for this.
extpss.bat removes the object TPStartShut.o from the library .../lib/doms.lib
and stores it in the library .../lib/domstpss.lib.
extpssmt.bat
removes the object TPStartShut.o from the library
.../lib/domsmt.lib and stores it in the library
.../lib/domstpssmt.lib.
The scripts must be executed in the lib directory of the GINA installation directory. One
prerequisite is that the %MSVCBIN% variable must be set. It must point to the bin directory
of the Microsoft Developer Studio.
Once TPStartShut.o has been removed, the library domstpss.lib or
domstpssmt.lib must be specified when linking T-ORB applications which do not use cus-
tom startup or shutdown exits.
Further information on special points to be noted when creating a GINA application under
NT can be found in the section entitled Compiling and linking, Special features under Win-
dows NT
in the Developer Manual [13]. ❍❍●