source: trunk/third/transcript/config.sys @ 9090

# Copyright 1985,1987,1991,1992 (C) Adobe Systems Incorporated.
# All rights reserved.
# GOVERNMENT END USERS: See notice of rights in Notice file in release
# directory. 
# PostScript is a registered trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated
# TranScript is a registered trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated
# RCSID: $Header: /afs/dev.mit.edu/source/repository/third/transcript/config.sys,v 1.1.1.1 1996-10-07 20:25:22 ghudson Exp $
#
# This is a shell script that get's "sourced" when building and
# installing TranScript software.  It sets up definitions of the
# places that TranScript wants to do it's work.
# This script is concerned with the software itself, not with
# the printers.  Another script (printer.bsd or printer.sysv) is used
# to configure printers.
#
# If you change the values in this script, parts of the TranScript
# system may need to be remade (recompiled), and reinstalled.
#

# LINKS - TRUE if your system supports symbolic links, FALSE otherwise.
LINKS=TRUE

# LP - the pathname for the spooling program on your system (usually either
# lpr or lp.
LP=/usr/ucb/lpr

# XPG3 - TRUE if your system is XPG3 compliant, FALSE otherwise.  If you
# don't if your system is XPG3 compliant, some things to look for are the
# existence of /usr/include/stdlib.h, /usr/include/dirent.h and the tempnam
# function.  If your system is missing any of those, set XPG3 to FALSE.

XPG3=TRUE

# SYS - one of SYSV or BSD.  Mostly refers to the spooler and spooling
# daemon.  If your system uses lpr/lpd, you want BSD; if your system uses
# lp/lpsched, use SYSV.   
OPSYS=BSD

# SOLARIS - TRUE if you have Solaris 2.0 or greater, FALSE otherwise.
# Solaris is mostly SYSV, but there are some differences in the adminstration
# of the spooling system.
SOLARIS=FALSE

# CCOMP - path for C compiler.
CCOMP=/bin/cc

# 
# BUILDDIR
#       This is a directory where TranScript will do the compilations and
#       other work necessary to build a TranScript release.  This allows
#       a convenient mechanism for cleaning up, and for maintaining
#       multiple builds of TranScript for different machine types.
BUILDDIR=/user/transcript/sun4.1

# SRCDIR
#       This is the directory where the source programs for building
#       TranScript are stored.  Buildprograms.sh (and the other building
#       shell scriptswill link (or copy) files from this directory into
#       BUILDDIR in order to build the release.  This directory is
#       typically the directory into which you untarred the tape.
SRCDIR=/usr/local/src/transcript

# BINDIR
#       This is a directory where TranScript user programs are put.
#       It should be in the PATH of each user that want's to use them.
#       Many UNIX sites will keep these kinds of programs separate
#       from the regular UNIX utilites but in a well-known spot, like
#       "/usr/local/bin", "/usr/local", etc.  Whatever you choose,
#       make sure it's in people's search paths.  The TranScript
#       installation sequence will write in this directory.
BINDIR=/usr/local/bin

# PSLIBDIR
#       This is a directory where TranScript keeps lots of things:.
#       spooler interface filters, font metrics files, prologue files,
#       and executables needed by TranScript or administrators, but not
#       by general users.
PSLIBDIR=/usr/local/lib/ts

# DEFRESPATH
#       The default path to look for fonts and other resources.  DEFRESPATH
#       should consist of a colon-separated list of directories.  If you only
#       have one directory containing resources, no colon is necessary.
#       The defaults can be overridden by the PSRESOURCEPATH environment
#       variable.  PSRESOURCEPATH can include the default path by placing
#       two consecutive colons ("::") in the path.
#        
#       Each directory in the path should contain at least one file with a
#       .upr extension.  These files are used for locating resources; they
#       contain mappings from resource name to file name.  As part of the
#       installation process, afmfiles.upr will be installed along with the
#       afm files provided in the release into /usr/psres, so
#       /usr/psres should be part of this path.  A fuller explanation of the
#       format of a .upr file can be found in the upr man page.
DEFRESPATH=/usr/psres

# PPDDIR
#       The location of PPD (PostScript Printer Description) files.
#
PPDDIR=$PSLIBDIR/ppd

# OWNER GROUP
#       User and group names for installed files
#       On BSD systems, this is typically "root" and "staff"
#
OWNER=root
GROUP=staff

# PSTEMPDIR
#       The temporary directory you want TranScript filters to use
#       when necessary.  Sometimes this may need to hold a large print
#       file, so choose a tmp directory on a filesystem with enough
#       space.
PSTEMPDIR=/usr/tmp

# NROFF
#       Some versions of Unix do not come with nroff.  If you do not have
#       nroff, or would prefer to have already nroff'ed man pages
#       installed, set NROFF to TRUE.  Note: most versions of Unix put
#       pre-formatted man pages in the cat? directories rather than the man?
#       directories. 
NROFF=FALSE

# EXTCOM, EXTFILES, EXTSYS
#       The extensions for man pages; EXTCOM is for man pages for user
#       commands, EXTFILES for man pages describing file formats, and
#       EXTSYS for system commands.  In BSD, these would be 1, 7, and 8,
#       respectively.  Other versions of Unix use C, F, and ADM.  
EXTCOM=1
EXTFILES=7
EXTSYS=8

# MANCOM MANFILES MANSYS
#       The place you want the on-line manual pages installed.
#       If you want them all in the same place, 
#       (e.g., /usr/man/manl), set them all to that.
#       Pre-formatted man pages are usually installed in cat? directories.
MANCOM=/usr/man/man1
MANFILES=/usr/man/man7
MANSYS=/usr/man/man8

# DITDIR
#       This directory will contain the font family directories that
#       are used by "psroff" and "psdit".
#       DON'T make it /usr/lib/font/devpsc!
DITDIR=$PSLIBDIR/ditroff.font

# DITDEFAULT - the default font family. $DITDIR/$DITDEFAULT/devpsc will
# contain the default font info.
DITDEFAULT=Times

# MAKEDEV 
#       is the FULL pathname of the makedev program for ditroff
#       (for Berkeley ditroff, this file is called "devconfig")
#       You may have to go hunting to find it (maybe even recompile it)
#       If you do not have ditroff (i.e., don't have makedev), set 
#       DITROFFFONTS=0 (see below).
MAKEDEV=/usr/bin/makedev

# TROFFFONTDIR
#       This directory will contain the font family directories that
#       are used by "ptroff" and "pscat".
#       DON'T make it /usr/lib/font if you can help it!
TROFFFONTDIR=$PSLIBDIR/troff.font

# TROFFDEFAULT - default font family.  $TROFFFONTDIR/$TROFFDEFUALT  will
# contain the default font info. 
TROFFDEFAULT=Times


# BANNERFIRST BANNERLAST
#       These determine the default actions to take with job banner pages.
#       These pages (printed by the spooler to identify a job) may
#       be printed either before the job itself, after the job, or both,
#       or neither.  Note that this is the site-wide default.
#       These values can be overridden for specific printers using the
#       .options file in the spool directory (see documentation).
#       Limitations in the spooler make it difficult to print a trailing
#       banner correctly. Therefore BANNERLAST may have the following values:
#         0: Do not print a trailing banner.
#         1: Print a trailing banner after EACH copy when multiple copies
#            are specified.  WARNING: This will print the banner from the
#            previous job when a lpr -h (no header) job is printed.
#         2: Print trailing banners, except for lpr -h jobs.  WARNING: 
#            The trailing banner is printed only after the FIRST copy when
#            multiple copies are requested.
BANNERFIRST=0
BANNERLAST=1

# REVERSE
#       This indicates whether the default action on a user job is to
#       reverse the page order in a user job.  It is used with printers
#       that pile pages "face up".  To specify that no reversal should be
#       done, use REVERSE= line instead.  Note that this is the site-wide
#       default.  This value can be overridden for specific printers using the
#       .options file in the spool directory (see documentation).
#       If this value is set, you will probably want banners to be
#       printer AFTER the job is printed (BANNERLAST).
#REVERSE=1
REVERSE=

# VERBOSELOG
#       Indicates that verbose job logging should take place in the 
#       printer log files.  It can be reset on a per-printer basis,
#       so don't worry about it here.
VERBOSELOG=1

# SETCFLAGS
#       Lists the flags that are to be passed to the "C" compiler (cc)
#       whenever a program is compiled.  Other flags (such as for type 
#       of operating system, etc. will get added automatically by the
#       buildprogs.sh script.  On some systems with ANSI C compilers, there
#       may be an assumption that function prototypes should be used, yet
#       not all the libraries used in building the TranScript programs may
#       support function prototypes.  On such systems (Suns and Sparcs
#       using the MIT X code fall into this category), you may need to add
#       "-D_NO_PROTO" to SETCFLAGS to build the print panel.
SETCFLAGS="-O"

# BUILDPRINTPANEL
#       If this is set to TRUE, a Motif-based print panel will be built
#       that serves as a GUI to the TranScript programs.  If you don't have
#       the Motif libraries, this won't compile, so you want to set
#       BUILDPRINTPANEL to FALSE.  The print panel also requires that you
#       have X11R4 or later.
BUILDPRINTPANEL=TRUE

# XLIBS
#       This is only relevant if BUILDPRINTPANEL is TRUE.  XLIBS should be
#       set to pass the linker where to find the X, Xt,  and Motif
#       libraries. This should be in the form of linker flags, as in 
#       "-L/usr/local/X11/lib -L/usr/local/motif/lib".  You may not need
#       more than one -L value, if the Motif libraries are in the same
#       place as the X libraries.
#       For Solaris, use -R and a colon separated list of the directories
#       in addition to -L, so that users don't have to have their
#       LD_LIBRARY_PATH set to run the program.
XLIBS="-L/usr/local/X11R5/lib"

# XINCLS
#       Similar to XLIBS, but for include files.  This should be in the
#       form of C flags, as in
#       "-I/usr/local/X11/include -I/usr/local/motif/include". 
XINCLS="-I/usr/local/X11R5/include"

# SPECIALLIBS # On some machines, extra libraries may be need to compile X
#       applications, beyond the normal -lXm -lXt -lX11.  SGI is an example
#       of this: -lPW is necessary to pull in some routines used by some
#       Motif widgets.  If no special libraries are needed to compile the
#       print panel, this should be empty.  On some versions of Irix, this
#       should be "-lPW".  On Solaris, this should be "-lgen".
SPECIALLIBS=""

#XRES
#       XRES is the name of the directory you want the resource file for
#       the print panel placed in.  
XRES=/usr/local/lib/X11R5/app-defaults

#PREVIEWLOC
#       PREVIEWLOC is the path name of a PostScript previewer, such as
#       the ShowPage previewer from Adobe, if you have one.  Any X-based
#       PostScript previewer that can accept input from a pipe will work
#       with ppanel.  This will be the default; it can be overridden with
#       the PREVIEWER environment variable.  If it is null, ppanel will
#       come up with the preview option grayed out, and not selectable.
PREVIEWLOC=/usr/local/bin/showps

# QMS
#       If this is set to TRUE, qmscomm, a module for communicating over
#       Ethernet to QMS Ethernet printers, will be built.
QMS=FALSE

# APPSOCKET
#       If this is set to TRUE, ascomm, a program for communicating over
#       TCP/IP to printers supporting the AppSocket protocol, will be
#       built. 
APPSOCKET=TRUE

#SOCKFLAGS
#       This is only relevant for SYSV machines.  Some of the TCP/IP based
#       comm programs use BSD-style sockets.  SOCKFLAGS contain the
#       libraries that should be linked in when compiling these programs.
#       On SCO Unix, these are "-lsocket -lnsl_s"; on AIX, these are
#       "-ltli".  For Solaris, use "-lsocket -lnsl".   Some SYSV machines
#       may have incorporated BSD style sockets; for those machines (like
#       the SGI), this variable should be "", and you should set
#       BSDSOCK to true. 

SOCKFLAGS=""

#BSDSOCK
#       This should be TRUE for all BSD-style machines, and should be TRUE
#       for any SYSV machine that has BSD-style sockets built in, like the
#       SGI.  It is FALSE for SYSV machines that need to have libraries
#       linked in for sockets.

BSDSOCK=TRUE

# PARALLEL
#       If this is true, build lpcomm, a communications module for
#       communicating with printer via Centronics parallel port.  This is
#       supported on x86 machines.
PARALLEL=FALSE

# FASTPORT
#       If this is true, build fpcomm, a communications module for
#       communicating with printers via MiLAN Technology's FastPort print
#       server.  
FASTPORT=FALSE

# SCOFASTPORT
#       If you want to build fpcomm for an SCO machine, set both FASTPORT
#       and this variable to true; a slightly different version of fpcomm
#       is needed for SCO Unix.
SCOFASTPORT=FALSE

# SCOSERIAL
#       If you want to talk to a printer over a serial port via the
#       FastPort box from an SCO machine (in addition to the parallel
#       port), set SCOSERIAl to TRUE, and fpcomm.ser will be built and
#       installed.  (Don't forget to then specify fpcomm.ser to the
#       mkprinter.sh script for the printer you want to communicate with in
#       this fashion.
SCOSERIAL=FALSE


# UDPSTATUS
#       If your FastPort supports supplying UDP status (version 2.0
#       firmware or later), set this to TRUE.
UDPSTATUS=TRUE

# RESOLVLIB
#       On some systems (Suns and Sparcs, for example), if you wish to have
#       fpcomm use BIND to resolve hostnames, you must link in the
#       resolver library.  For Suns and Sparcs, this is "-lresolv".  On
#       other systems, such as Decstations, no extra library is necessary,
#       and this should be blank.  If you don't wish to have BIND resolve
#       hostnames, then this should be left blank.
RESOLVLIB=""

# CAP
#       This controls whether or not capcomm, a program for communicating 
#       with printers on Appletalk, gets built.  You must have the CAP
#       libraries available on your system to build capcomm.  This has only
#       been tested for BSD systems, and may not work on SYSV systems.
CAP=FALSE

# CAPLIB
#       This is only relevant if CAP is set to TRUE.  CAPLIB should be set
#       to tell the linker where to find the CAP libraries.  This should be
#       in the form of linker flags, as in "-L/usr/local/lib.
CAPLIB=-L/usr/local/lib

# CAPINCL
#       Similar to CAPLIB, but for include files.
CAPINCL=-I/usr/local

# ALTENCODING
#       If you'd like to use font encodings other than the standard one
#       with enscript (such as ISOLatin), set this to TRUE.
ALTENCODING=FALSE


# TROFFASCIIFONTS - this if for Ultrix on the DecStation, which requires
# that the troff font width files be in ascii rather than the usual format.
# This is only known to affect Decstations and possibly MIPS machines
# running the MIPS operating system.

TROFFASCIIFONTS=FALSE

# FONTFAMILIES
#       List of the troff/ditroff font families to install.  This sets
#       up the fonts that will be available in troff/ditroff.  Any font
#       that is NOT in this list will not be available AT ALL, barring
#       difficult manual intervention later.  The default is set up for
#       the standard 13 fonts: the Times, Helvetica, and Courier families,
#       and the Symbol font.  Other font families may be added.  Each font
#       FAMILY takes about 35 KB of disk space for ditroff, and 20 KB for
#       troff.  You may wish to check the documentation for the PostScript
#       printer(s) at your site to determine which fonts to install.
#       If all font are installed, about 450 KB of disk space is used.
#       NOTE: Make sure that ALL values of FONTFAMILIES are commented out
#       except one.
#       Examples of recognized font family names are:
#       AvantGarde  Bookman    Courier   Garamond   Helvetica  HelvNarrow
#       Lubalin     NewCentury Optima    Palatino   Souvenir   Times
#       HelvNarrow = Helvetica-Narrow
#       NewCentury = NewCenturySchlbk
#       Zapf      = ZapfChancery-MediumItalic
#       The families in most PostScript printers:
STANDARD13="Times Helvetica Courier"
STANDARD35="$STANDARD13 AvantGarde Bookman HelvNarrow NewCentury Palatino Zapf"
FONTFAMILIES=$STANDARD13
# FONTFAMILIES=$STANDARD35
#       All the font families that were shipped:
# FONTFAMILIES="$STANDARD35 Garamond Optima Souvenir"
#       DEC printers:
# FONTFAMILIES="$STANDARD13 AvantGarde Lubalin NewCentury Souvenir"
#       AB Dick printers:
# FONTFAMILIES="$STANDARD13 Bookman Garamond Optima Palatino Souvenir Zapf"

# DWB20
DWB20=FALSE

# PATH
#       The list of directories that is searched in order to run programs.
#       This is explained in the /bin/sh documentation.  If the installation
#       aborts because certain system programs cannot be found, change this
#       entry to include the correct directories, and follow the directions
#       for re-running the installation.  Be especially careful to look at
#       the PATH for "root", since much of the installation is run under
#       that account.  It is OK to have directories in the list twice, and
#       to have non-existent directories in the PATH.  The PATH below adds
#       the directories that are most often left out. 
PATH=${PATH}:.:/etc:/usr/etc

export LINKS LP XPG3 OPSYS BUILDDIR SRCDIR \
       BINDIR PSLIBDIR PSTEMPDIR TROFFFONTDIR DITDIR MAKEDEV REVERSE \
       MANCOM MANFILES MANSYS VERBOSELOG BANNERFIRST BANNERLAST OWNER \
       GROUP EXTCOM EXTFILES EXTSYS NROFF PPDDIR DEFRESPATH DITDEFAULT \
       SETCFLAGS DITROFFFONTS TROFFFONTS FONTFAMILIES DITROFFDIRS PATH \
       DWB20 TROFFASCIIFONTS CCOMP BUILDPRINTPANEL XLIBS XINCLS QMS \
       SOCKFLAGS BSDSOCK SPECIALLIBS XRES PREVIEWLOC PARALLEL FASTPORT \
       RESOLVLIB UDPSTATUS CAP CAPLIB CAPINCL SCOFASTPORT SCOSERIAL \
       SOLARIS APPSOCKET ALTENCODING