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date	2007.08.21.09.43.13;	author fjoe;	state Exp;
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@New port: cint

CINT is a C/C++ interpreter aimed at processing C/C++ scripts.

CINT covers about 95% of ANSI C and 85% of C++. A CINT script can call
compiled classes/functions and compiled code can make callbacks to CINT
user defined functions. Utilities, like makecint and rootcint, automate
the process of embedding compiled C/C++ library code as shared objects
(as Dynamic Link Library, DLL, or shared library, .so). Source files
and shared objects can be dynamically loaded/unloaded without stopping
the CINT process. CINT offers a gdb like debugging environment for
interpreted programs.
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@--- tool/INSTALLBIN.orig	Tue Aug 21 15:08:47 2007
+++ tool/INSTALLBIN	Tue Aug 21 15:14:16 2007
@@@@ -96,17 +96,17 @@@@
 #####################################################################
 # Copy lib files
 #####################################################################
-mkdir -p $LIBDIR/src
 for i in include/*; do
   if test -d $i; then mkdir -p $LIBDIR/$i; fi
 done
 mkdir -p $LIBDIR/lib/prec_stl
 mkdir -p $LIBDIR/lib/longlong
 mkdir -p $LIBDIR/stl
+mkdir -p $LIBDIR/inc
 mkdir -p $LIBDIR/main
 
 # Copy lib files
-FILELIST="MAKEINFO include/* include/*/* stl/* lib/prec_stl/* lib/longlong/longlong.h G__ci.h main/*"
+FILELIST="include/* include/*/* stl/* lib/prec_stl/* lib/longlong/longlong.h inc/* main/*"
 # Add either shared or static library to $FILELIST
 if test -f libcint.so; then
   FILELIST="$FILELIST libcint.so"
@@@@ -115,7 +115,7 @@@@
 fi
 for i in $FILELIST; do
   case $i in
-  include/make*|include/Make*|*/setup*)
+  include/make*|include/Make*|*/setup*|*/CVS|*/CVS/*)
     ;;
   *)
     if ! test -d $i; then echo -n "$i "; cp $i $LIBDIR/$i; fi
@
