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date	2002.04.26.22.14.00;	author rmoore1;	state Exp;
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Instructions for integrating iASL compiler into MS VC++ 6.0 environment.
Part 1. Integration as a custom tool
This procedure adds the iASL compiler as a custom tool that can be used
to compile ASL source files. The output is sent to the VC output
window.
1) Select Tools->Customize.
a) Select Tools->Customize.
2) Select the "Tools" tab.
b) Select the "Tools" tab.
3) Scroll down to the bottom of the "Menu Contents" window. There you
c) Scroll down to the bottom of the "Menu Contents" window. There you
will see an empty rectangle. Click in the rectangle to enter a
name for this tool.
4) Type "iASL Compiler" in the box and hit enter. You can now edit
d) Type "iASL Compiler" in the box and hit enter. You can now edit
the other fields for this new custom tool.
5) Enter the following into the fields:
e) Enter the following into the fields:
Command: C:\Acpi\iasl.exe
Arguments: -e "$(FilePath)"
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"-e" instructs the compiler to produce messages appropriate for VC.
Quotes around FilePath and FileDir enable spaces in filenames.
6) Select "Close".
f) Select "Close".
These steps will add the compiler to the tools menu as a custom tool.
By enabling "Use Output Window", you can click on error messages in
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the messages and the corresponding source line(s).
Part 2. Integration into a project build
This procedure
a) Create a new, empty project and add your .ASL files to the project
b)