// Copyright (c) 2001-2009 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).

// All rights reserved.

// This component and the accompanying materials are made available

// under the terms of "Eclipse Public License v1.0"

// which accompanies this distribution, and is available

// at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".

//

// Initial Contributors:

// Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.

//

// Contributors:

//

// Description:

// $Workfile: BLD.INF $

// $Author: Stevep $

// $Revision: 9 $

// $Date: 21/03/02 11:12 $

// This file basically provides the information required for building the whole of a component

// C & C++ style comments are allowed in this file because it's passed through the C++ preprocessor

// Examples are provided below of the kind of things we're expecting

// 

//

PRJ_EXPORTS

// specify the source file followed by its destination here

// copy will be used to copy the source file to its destination

// If there's no destination then the source file will be copied

PRJ_MMPFILES

// specify the .mmp files required for building the important component releasables

// note that you should specify any .mmp files for test programs further down the file.

//

// It's best if the .MMP files are specified in the order in which the components are

// built, but that eventually shouldn't matter

//

// Use C++ style #defines to denote that a component is only built for a particular platform

//

// specify "tidy" if the component you need to build doesn't need to be released to

// the rest of the company

// specify "ignore" if the MMP file exists but should be ignored - William wants this!

./btsmtm.mmp

PRJ_TESTMMPFILES

// specify the .mmp files required for building any test programs here

//

// you can specify "manual" to denote that a test should be listed in a generated

// batch file for running a group of tests which require user input during testing.

// you can specify "support" to denote that a file is a test support file and shouldn't

// be listed in a batch file for running a group of tests

// By default, each test will be listed in a batch file for running a group of tests

// which can be left to run without requiring watching over by the person running the tests,

// i.e. tests where no user input is required.  The default will apply if neither "manual"

// or "support" is specified.