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This is a Customer Service Disk (CSD) for the IBM C/C++ Tools Product
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* *
* This CSD contains fixes that are common to C/C++ Tools Version 2.0 *
* and Version 2.01. Notwithstanding the version statements *
* contained in the files of this CSD this is not an upgrade of *
* Version 2.0 to Version 2.01. *
* *
* The code to which you have access is determined by the version of *
* the software to which you are licensed. *
* *
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This CSD is provided as a set of files. You can choose one of the
following methods of installation:
(1) You can install directly from the directory in which the files are
found with the command:
[d:][path]SERVICE [d:\toolpath]
The CSD directory must be on a drive accessible to your operating
system, including drives on a LAN server.
The d:\toolpath argument is optional. If it is specified, the CSD
installation program assumes that IBM C/C++ Tools is installed in
that directory. If it is not specified, the program searches for
the installed version of IBM C/C++ Tools. If it cannot find the
installed product, the CSD installation program prompts you for a
directory.
The CSD may be installed to any disk accessible to your system,
including LAN drives. The service program itself must run within an
OS/2 2.0 or 2.1 session.
(2) You can create diskettes containing the CSD, and install the CSD
from the diskettes. To create diskettes, make the directory where
the CSD files are located the current directory, then enter:
MAKEDSKT a:
Where a: is the drive letter of the diskette drive where the CSD
diskettes are to be created. CSD diskettes may be 720Kb, 1.44Mb, or
2.88 Mb 3-1/2" diskettes, or 1.2Mb 5-1/4" diskettes. MAKEDSKT
determines diskette size automatically.
To install a CSD from diskettes, invoke the service program as
described in (1) above. The service program will prompt for
additional diskettes as required.
To recreate the CSD on a hard file, use XCOPY to copy the contents
of all the CSD diskettes to a directory on your hard file. For
information on XCOPY, please see the OS/2 online Command Reference.
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The following conditions must exist for CSD installation to be
successful:
(1) You must have already installed the IBM C/C++ Tools product. You
cannot apply the CSD to a beta copy of the product.
(2) The LIBPATH specified in your CONFIG.SYS file must include the
directory '.' (single period). OS/2 2.x puts this in your
LIBPATH by default.
(3) CSD installation uses the file DDE4FIX.DLL to locate the directories
in which the IBM C/C++ Tools are installed. This file was created
when you installed the IBM C/C++ Tools product. If it is not
present, the CSD installation program informs you that the product
is not installed. You must re-install C/C++ Tools before installing
the CSD.
(4) No IBM C/C++ Tools files can be open in any session when you install
the CSD. If the copy of IBM C/C++ Tools being serviced resides on a
LAN drive, you must ensure that no other LAN user has any of these
files open.
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After the CSD installation terminates, the file DDE4FIX.LOG is placed in
the IBM C/C++ Tools base directory. It contains a cumulative log of all
CSD installations to this copy of the product.
This CSD applies fixes to only one of the components of the IBM C/C++
Tools. The components are the compiler, the class libraries, and the
utilities. To maintain the levels for these components separately, the
IBM C/C++ SYSLEVEL file will be split into three files, one for each
component (if this is the first time a CSD is applied).
A list of the fixes contained in this CSD can be found in the file
CSDFIXES.LST. The fixes are cumulative, meaning that this CSD contains
all fixes described in CSDFIXES.LST, even if they were fixed on a prior
CSD.
The complete list of files in this CSD can be found in the file
SERVICE.LST.
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