This disk contains the necessary sources and binaries to build the ASLM 2.0 Installer disk or to include installation of ASLM 2.0 with the installation of your own product. Normally you will not need to build an ASLM 2.0 Installer disk since you can just copy the contents of the ASLM Installer disk that is included with the ASLM 2.0 developer's kit. The main purpose of this disk is to allow you to include installation of ASLM 2.0 with the installation of your own product, or to build an ASLM Installer disk that does not include both 68k and PowerPC installation.
This disk consists of two folders called Built and Sources:
•Built contains all the binaries that are necessary to create an ASLM 2.0 Installer disk, including the Shared Library Manager, Shared Library Manager PPC, ASLM Resources, Installer, and ScriptCheck files and the action atoms that the installer script relies on.
•Sources contains all the installer script sources and a script called CreateASLMInstaller that will create the ASLM Installer disk.
CreateASLMInstaller is really meant as an example of how to create an ASLM Installer disk. You will need to write a similar script when creating an installer disk that installs both your own product and ASLM 2.0.
•To build the "ASLM Installer" disk, which will install both the 68k and PowerPC versions of ASLM, just execute CreateASLMInstaller.
•To build the "ASLM Installer for 68k" disk, which will only install the 68k version of ASLM, pass the -68k parameter to CreateASLMInstaller.
•To build the "ASLM Installer for PowerPC" disk, which will only install the PowerPC version of ASLM, pass the -powerpc parameter to CreateASLMInstaller.
If you are creating an installer script to install ASLM 2.0 and your own product, then your main installer script file (the one you pass to Rez) should either #include ASLMMasterScript.r or at least contain the necessary contents of ASLMMasterScript.r.
