Ticket #191: cmake_7_12.2.diff

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@@ -27 +27 @@
 2) The second approach is to use compilers such as Visual C
    developed specially for the Microsoft platform. Presently we 
    support Visual C through the project files which are supplied 
-   with the distribution.
+   with the distribution. There is also support for generating
+   project files with the help of cmake.
 
 The rest of this document gives more details on the various ways
 to compile GNU Go for Microsoft platforms.
@@ -41 +42 @@
 2. Visual C:
 
    * D) Windows NT, Windows 95/98 using Visual C and project files
+   * E) Generating project files with cmake
 
 A) Windows 95/98, MS-DOS and Windows 3.x using DJGPP
 
@@ -144 +146 @@
    clean, then build all.
 
 
+E) Generating project files with cmake
+
+1) Download and install cmake from http://www.cmake.org
+
+2) Run CMakeSetup.exe with the top GNU Go directory as source and any
+   directory of your choice as build directory. Press 'configure' and
+   answer the question about type of project files with the version of
+   VC you have installed. Then wait until it finishes and press
+   'configure' a second time. Now the 'OK' button should be active.
+   Press it to build the project files.
+
+3) Build GNU Go as described above under D). Depending on VC version,
+   gnugo.dsw may be called something else but shouldn't be difficult
+   to locate.
+
+
          Running GNU Go on Windows NT and Windows 95/98
 
 GNU Go does not come with its own graphical user interface. The Java