====== How to compile on Windows Terminal Server ======

There is some information in the [[https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/LHCb/WindowsDevEnv#Preparing_access_to_the_Windows | Cern TWiki]].

===== Get Terminal Server Access =====
Register your CERN NICE account for TS access:
  * go to [[https://cern.ch/winservices/tsc/Tools/Register.aspx]]
  * enable Terminal Server Access
  * request access to Custom Terminal Service CERNTSLHCB01 (clicking on the "Send Request" link will give you a form at the bottom of the page. Fill this in and send the mail.)
  * Wait some time for access to be granted (you probably don't get a mail)
  * After 30min or so try to login
  

===== Logging in =====
on lxplus run
<code>rdesktop -d CERN -k ch-de -g 1024x768 -T "NICE TS" cerntslhcb01.cern.ch</code>
you probably want to adjust the keyboard layout :-) and maybe the screen size

===== Get source and compile =====
Brunel and STMonitors is used as example here.
Start a shell using the //LbLogin local// icon on the desktop and prepare environment
<code>
SetupProject --build-env Brunel
</code>
get the source form CVS (//getpack// should work, but it always got stuck for me so I used CVS directly):
<code>
cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@isscvs.cern.ch:/local/reps/lhcb checkout ST/STMonitors
</code>
then go to cmt directory of STMonitors, configure and build
<code>
SetupProject Brunel
cmt config
setup.bat
cmt make
</code>


===== SSH access to CVS=====
You might want to prepare SSH access to cvs (if you need to commit):
[[http://cvs.web.cern.ch/cvs/howto.php#accessing-ssh]]