matthiasm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > You can certainly get SVN access. You need to contact Mike > ([EMAIL PROTECTED] > ). Ususally we ask contributers to send in a few patches first. If the > patches are good, Mike will give you an SVN login.
Ok :) > > If cmake works for vs2003, it works for vs6 to vs9 (and later) as > > well. For > > XCode I need testers. > > We have a bunch of OS X users (including myself). It should be no > problem at all to find a tester. CMake ships ctest, which logs svn activities, configuration and build output and can submit these to a public dashoard (cdash.org). This is the dashboard for cmake itself - http://www.cdash.org/CDash/index.php?project=CMake This way one can commit changes to the svn-repo and see how they work out on other platforms. Unit testing maybe be suitable as well. CDash needs a LAMP installation. Are there LAMP severs available for fltk development. Does kitware still support the fltk development? Maybe they are willing to host a cdash dashboard. > We have been discussing that and would love to have a single build > system - assuming that this system can generated the required files > for other IDEs correctly. I usually use Makefiles on all platforms (Windows: VS VC++-Makefile-Project with cygwin), but many others out there using cmake to generate and use VS/XCode/KDevelop/Eclipse project files. > We have no cmake maintainer yet. 1.3 is still very much in limbo, > which explains why there is no working file. I don't know much about > CMake, but judging by what the possibilities seem to be, CMake seems > to be a good decission. Your efforts will be very welcome. I agree and will try to do a good job on writing some clean and tight build scripts. Best, -- Maik PS: One nice thing about cmake is that it can just be build and used via - /path/to/cmake/bin/cmake in place without installing it on the host system. It doesn't interfere with existing cmake installations. No environment variables have to be set. Thus the requirement for a recent version of cmake doesn't introduce a big burden to developers. _______________________________________________ fltk-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk-dev
