TPP:Getting the sourcecode for a windows build
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Natalie Tasman, May 2009
TPP 4.2.1
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Install TortoiseSVN
This is a very nice free program for using SVN on Windows.
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Check out the TPP source from sashimi
You want both the TPP directory as well as win_lib, both from the same branch.
Note, I usually get away with just checking out win_lib from trunk for all of my builds, but changes are underway to win_lib and you are recommended to check out the matching version unless you know exactly what you're doing.
Check out both win_lib and trans_proteomic_pipeline to the same directory. For example, I usually have:
c:\sashimi\win_lib (from trunk) c:\sashimi\tpp-trunk
Also check out qualscore, as the installer will need this:
c:\sashimi\qualscore
The directories must be at the same level. As you can see, the "trans_proteomic_pipeline" directory can be renamed. The others must not.