6 6 <li> Server recipes:
7 7 <ul>
8 8 <li> <a href="#CGI">Using <cite>Fossil</cite>'s Built-In CGI</a>
9 9 </ul>
10 10 <li> <a href="#env">Using Environment variables</a>
11 11 <li> <a href="#css">Example CSS</a>
12 12 <li> <a href="#source-hilight">Source highlighting</a>
13 + <li> <a href="#win32dev">Fossil Win32 Development Machine setup</a>
13 14 </ul>
14 15
15 16 <h2><a name="CGI">Using <cite>Fossil</cite>'s Built-In CGI</a></h2>
16 17 <h3>Motivation</h3>
17 18 * You want to share a repository through your existing web infrastructure.
18 19 * You want to share more than one repository at the same time.
19 20
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503 504 </pre>
504 505 </p>
505 506 <h3>Discussion</h3>
506 507 The Javascript solution requires a minimum to be fully supported by Fossil. Of course my litte change only applies for C/C++ files. But only little more work needs to be done to get the extension of the file a guess the file type.
507 508
508 509 The pipe solution would also be nice but would probably need some more work than this little patch.
510 +
511 +<h3> <a name="win32dev">How to prepare your Windows XP Fossil development Environment</h3>
512 +
513 +<h4>Setup MinGW</h4>
514 +<h4>Getting NSIS Windows packaging tool </h4>
515 +<h4>Getting Fossil source code</h4>
516 +<h4>Build the code with Makefile.win32 </h4>