On Fri, 25 Jul 2003 10:02:56 -0700, Steve Loughran wrote
I dont think the C++ project has the critical mass to spin off yet...commit messages let people who care keep an eye on things. I for example, note that you are still using VC6 and wonder about what would happen if I tried to build it on VC7.1, or more importantly, debate about how much effort it would take for me to add an ant file to do the c++ stuff (which is how we integrate C++ with anthill in my current project)
Currently we use two development environments. For windows we use VC6. For Unix like environments we use KDevelop(I hope to put the KDevelop specific files into CVS soon). In unix like environments we use GNU autotools to build. I hope that we can use GNU autotools ported to CYGWIN to build on Windows environment.
ooh, cygwin is trouble. Or more importantly, relying on cygwin on the PC is a major complication to the 'just download and build' process.
<cc> from ant-contrib, that is what you should be looking at. Once you have an ant based build then you have platform independence, and you can get the gump to do a nightly compile.
