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// author : bj
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Building instructions for GEL under Visual Studio 7.1
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Each project contain three configurations: Debug, Release and
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Install. Debug and Release have the usual functionality, while Install
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is special.
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We assume, that once GEL is installed, it should be used without
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adding the source and header files to the particular project.
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Therefore we install GEL in an outside directory defined by the
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environment variable GELEXT. In the configuration, this is done by
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setting the Target Directory to
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$(GELEXT)\lib\windows
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and, as a post-build event, all header files are copied to
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$(GELEXt)\include
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The GELEXT variable should be the path where all 3rd party lib and
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header files are stored (like /usr/local/ on a *NIX system)
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