* Development Environment
- OS
  Windows XP Professional / Windows 8 Pro / Windows 8.1 Pro / Windows 10 Pro
- Compiler
-- Visual Studio 2005 SP1 Standard Edition (or higher edition)
   Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Service Pack 1 MFC Security Update
   Windows Server 2003 R2 Platform SDK(Microsoft Windows SDK for Windows 7 and .NET Framework 3.5 SP1)
   Note: The OpenSSL will not able to build by using the Visual Studio 2005 Standard Edition. So, install the Windows Server 2003 R2 Platform SDK to link the "Crypt32.Lib" library.
         Configure the INCLUDE and LIB environment variables to be given priority for the SDK installation directory.
         e.g. INCLUDE "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Platform SDK for Windows Server 2003 R2\Include"
              LIB     "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Platform SDK for Windows Server 2003 R2\Lib"
-- Visual Studio 2008 SP1 Standard Edition (or higher edition)
   Note: The executable program which was compiled by this version does not work on Windows NT 4.0, 95, 98 and Me.
-- Visual Studio 2010 SP1 Professional Edition (or higher edition)
   Note: The executable program which was compiled by this version does not work on Windows 2000, NT 4.0, 95, 98 and Me.
-- Visual Studio 2012 Update 4 Professional Edition (or higher edition)
   Note: The executable program which was compiled by this version does not work on Windows Vista, XP, 2000, NT 4.0, 95, 98 and Me.
-- Visual Studio Community 2013 Update 5
   MFC MBCS DLL Add-on
   Note: The executable program which was compiled by this version does not work on Windows Vista, XP, 2000, NT 4.0, 95, 98 and Me.
-- Visual Studio Community 2015
   Note: The executable program which was compiled by this version does not work on Windows Vista, XP, 2000, NT 4.0, 95, 98 and Me.
- Installer
  Inno Setup 5.4.3 ANSI (http://www.jrsoftware.org/isinfo.php) (5.5.0 or higher doesn't support Windows NT 4.0 and 9x)
  Inno Setup Preprocessor (from ispack-5.4.3)
  InnoIDE 1.0.0 (from ispack-5.4.3)
- others
  Cygwin 1.5.x (1.7.x doesn't support Windows 9x)
  ActivePerl 5.8 later version
    converts character-code and return-code of documents for building OpenSSL.
  Subversion for Windows (http://sourceforge.net/projects/win32svn/)
    Use the compatible version for check-outed svn version.
    Copy the "svn.exe" to the libs\svn\bin directory.


* Libraries
- Oniguruma 5.9.6 (https://github.com/kkos/oniguruma)
- OpenSSL 1.0.2d (http://www.openssl.org/)
- zlib 1.2.8 (http://www.zlib.net/)
- PuTTY 0.66 (http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/)


* Notice for SVN commiter
- SVN repository for commiter is followings:
  svn+ssh://svn.osdn.jp/svnroot/ttssh2/trunk

- Should not edit checkout file in copying directory.
  The other modification code may be deleted in SVN server when you commit checkout file. Also, fix it carefully when the conflicting occurs.

- Should not have opened checkout file.
  SVN commit procedure may be failure while checkout file will have been opened.

- Edit language files
  Use the text editor supporting multi languages(vim, EmEditor, Notepad++, etc) to edit the language files(installer\release\lang\*.lng).


* Add entry to TERATERM.INI
- Entry name
Unfortunately, the confusing entries such as EnableFoo... and DisableBar... are included. It recommends that the new name like as Baz....



* Naming rule to add menu ID

The first digit is 5.

The second digit is:
  Tera Term VT window         0
  Tera Term TEK window        1
  TTSSH                       2
  TTProxy                     3
  TTXKanjiMenu                4

The third digit is:
  [File] menu                 1
  [Edit] menu                 2
  [Setup] menu                3
  [Control] menu              4
  [Window] menu               8
  [Help] menu                 9


Example: adding a TTSSH menu under File menu

#define ID_SSHSCPMENU       52110


* What to do when new macro command is added?

- Coding
-- get a new number of command internal ID.
   ... teraterm/ttmacro/ttmparse.h
-- add a if statement to below function.
   ... CheckReservedWord@teraterm/ttmacro/ttmparse.c
-- add a caller doing the macro command.
   ... ExecCmnd@teraterm/ttmacro/ttl.c
-- make a function code for the macro command.

- Help topic
-- make the command help file.
   ... doc/LANG/html/macro/command/hogefunc.html
-- add the file to help topic.
   ... doc/LANG/teraterm.hhc
-- get a new number of context ID in help page.
   The value is internal ID + 92000.
   ... teraterm/common/helpid.h
-- make the alias between context ID and calling file.
   Open the .hhp file by using Text Editor, added a html line in [ALIAS] tag.
   ... doc/LANG/teraterm.hhp


* How to build Libraries
  1. PuTTY (used by TTSSH)
     (1) Extract putty source into libs/putty directory.

  2. Oniguruma (used by Tera Term Macro)
     (1) Extract oniguruma source into libs/oniguruma directory.
     (2) Launch 'Visual Studio 2005 Command Prompt' batch file from start menu.
     (3) Move 'libs' directory on the command prompt. And run buildoniguruma.bat.

  3. OpenSSL (used by TTSSH)
     (1) Extract openssl source into libs/openssl directory.
     (2) When the libs/openssl/Makefile.bak file exists on the OpenSSL 1.0.0e or later, delete the file only once
     (3) Launch 'Visual Studio 2005 Command Prompt' batch file from start menu.
     (4) Move 'libs' directory on the command prompt. And run buildopenssl.bat.

  4. Zlib (used by TTSSH)
     (1) Extract zlib source into libs/zlib directory.
     (2) Launch 'Visual Studio 2005 Command Prompt' batch file from start menu.
     (3) Move 'libs' directory on the command prompt. And run buildzlib.bat.


* How to build Tera Term
  To build Tera Term source code is shown in the following step:
  And you should use Visual Studio 2005 Standard Edition later version to build Tera Term because Tera Term program links MFC library (Visual Studio 2005 Express Edition can't be used).

  1. Checkout Tera Term source code from OSDN(https://osdn.jp/projects/ttssh2/).
  2. Open teraterm\visualc\ttermpro.sln with Visual Studio.
     The linefeed code of .sln file must be "CR+LF".
  3. Build Tera Term solution.
  4. Tera Term execution program will be generated in teraterm\visualc\bin directory if the building is successful.


* How to build TeraTerm Menu
  1. Checkout TeraTerm Menu source code from OSDN(https://osdn.jp/projects/ttssh2/).
  2. Open ttpmenu\ttpmenu.sln with Visual Studio.
  3. Build ttpmenu solution.
  4. ttpmenu.exe will be generated in Release directory if the building is successful.


* How to build TTXKanjiMenu
  1. Checkout TTXKanjiMenu source code from OSDN(https://osdn.jp/projects/ttssh2/).
  2. Open TTXKanjiMenu\ttxkanjimenu.sln with Visual Studio.
  3. Build ttpmenu solution.
  4. ttxkanjimenu.dll will be generated in TTXKanjiMenu directory if the building is successful.


* How to build TTProxy
  To build TTProxy source code is shown in the following step:
  And you need Visual Studio 2005(VC++8.0) to build.

  1. Checkout TTProxy source code from OSDN(https://osdn.jp/projects/ttssh2/).
  2. Open TTProxy\TTProxy.sln with Visual Studio.
  3. Build TTProxy solution.
  4. TTProxy DLL module will be generated in TTProxy directory if the building is successful.


* How to build TTSSH
  To build TTSSH source code is shown in the following step:
  And you need Visual Studio 2005(VC++8.0) and ActivePerl to build.

  * VS2005 Express Edition is able to build TTSSH. TTSSH links to ttpcmn.lib and it must be created beforehand. VS2005 Express Edition cannot build Tera Term, but it can create ttpcmn.lib

  * On VS2008 Express Edition, following error occurs:
      .\ttxssh.rc(10) : fatal error RC1015: cannot open include file 'afxres.h'.

    To avoid this error, edit ttxssh.rc file. Delete the line of "afxres.h", and add 2 lines.

      - #include "afxres.h"
      + #include <windows.h>
      + #define IDC_STATIC -1

  1. Checkout TTSSH source code from osdn(https://osdn.jp/projects/ttssh2/).
  2. Open ttssh2\ttssh.sln with Visual Studio.
  3. Build TTSSH solution.
  4. TTSSH DLL will be generated in ttssh2\ttxssh directory if the building is successful.


* How to build CygTerm
  To build CygTerm source code is shown in the following step:

   1. Install Cygwin(http://www.cygwin.com/win-9x.html) to your PC.
      Note: 1.7.x doesn't support Windows 9x. Use version 1.5.x.
            1.5.x doesn't seem support Windows 7. But a binary that is compiled by 1.5.x can execute in 1.7.x environment.
   2. Launch Cygwin shell and go to cygterm directory.
      # cd cygterm
   3. Compile Cygterm.
      # make


* How to build TTXSamples
  To build TTXSamples source code is shown in the following step:
  And you need Visual Studio 2005(VC++8.0) to build.
  VS2005 Express Edition is able to build TTXSamples.

  1. Checkout TTXSamples source code from osdn(https://osdn.jp/projects/ttssh2/).
  2. Open TTXSamples\TTXSamples.sln with Visual Studio.
  3. Build TTXSamples solution.
  4. TTXSamples DLL module will be generated in TTXSamples directory if the building is successful.


* How to build HTML help file
  To build  HTML help file is shown in the following step:

  1. Intall HTML Help Workshop from below site:
     http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=21138

  2. Copy document files with batch file on command prompt.
     > cd teraterm\insatller
     > convtext.bat

  3. Select Open of File menu and open doc\en\teraterm.hhp file or doc\jp\teratermj.hhp.

  4. Select Compile of File menu and HTML help file will be created.


* How to release Tera Term installation package
  To release Tera Term installation package is shown in the following step:

  1. Check latest libraries and tools.
     Visual Studio
       http://www.microsoft.com/japan/msdn/vstudio/downloads/default.aspx
     Inno Setup
       http://www.jrsoftware.org/isdl.php
     Oniguruma
       https://github.com/kkos/oniguruma
     OpenSSL
       http://www.openssl.org/
     zlib
       http://www.zlib.net/
     PuTTY
       http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
     CygTerm
       https://googledrive.com/host/0B1s-dM6d6yC4fmhEZ3c0VTNFWEFtV3daUlRGQmFHVnBmVHRybUNnUVliNWktNDRlZ2NnZTQ/index-e.html
     LogMeTT
       http://logmett.com/logmett-freeware
       http://logmett.com/ttleditor

  2. Check the document files.

  3. Increase the software version and modify date.
     Increment the version of VS_VERSION_INFO while release process.
     - ttermpro.rc
     - ttxssh.rc
     - ttmacro.rc // only modifying
     - ttpmenu.rc // only modifying
     - TTProxy.rc // only modifying
     - ttxkanjimenu.rc // only modifying
     - teraterm.iss
       version up AppVer, comment out snapshot, change called batch files
     - html/about/hisotry.html

     Note: Don't update the version number until the release, because the installer does not overwrite file when versions are same.

     Note: By way of exception, CygTerm+ always upgrades not regarding Tera Term release process when the patch is committed. The release date is the day committed by a developer. The suffix of CygTerm+ version is patchlevel, and then a user can get gcc compiler for free.

  4. Evaluate executable program file.
     - Make installer package
       Open "teraterm\installer\teraterm.iss" with ISTool and call [Project]-[Compile Setup] with InnoSetup.
     - Test Tera Term installation and evaluate it.

  5. Create SVN tag.
     The naming rule is `teraterm-version'(ex. teraterm-4_82).
     svn copy -m "Release 4.82" svn+ssh://svn.osdn.jp/svnroot/ttssh2/trunk svn+ssh://svn.osdn.jp/svnroot/ttssh2/tags/teraterm-4_82

  6. Re-checkout from svn tag.

  7. Make installer package
     Open "teraterm\installer\teraterm.iss" with ISTool and call [Project]-[Compile Setup] with InnoSetup.

  8. Update OSDN project site.
     - Add new release.
     - Submit news.

  9. Announce release to mailing list(in Japan).

  10. Update OSDN project home page.

  11. Delete snapshots.

  12. Announce release to forum(in Canada).
      - Announcements http://logmett.com/support-forums/5
        Create new topic in `Announcements' entry.
        Change the type of previous Announcement from Announcement to Normal.
        Delete third previous Announcement.
