On 17.04.2012, at 19:12, imm wrote: > OK - sounds good. What triggers the builds? I don't know how this stuff > all works... I imagine the build system polls the svn repo (how often? > Every half hour or so? faster, slower?) and if anything has changed > since the last check, it updates its images then triggers a make? > Is it like that? Or does it trigger off any svn change?
It polls the svn repository. I can set it to any time I want. Once it is done building, it starts polling again, so no built is lost. I have it currently set to polling once a night at a random time, but I will increase polls probably to once an hour if Mike does not mind. > Also, what toolcahins are you planning on supporting? I guess that a > command line is easier, so OSX via the Makefile is easier than Xcode? (I > always use the Makefile anyway, but I know you use Xcode some.) Though I > guess xcode-build (or whatever the command is...) works for automating > the CLI on OSX? > > Ditto for VS I guess - the shell is easier to automate than invoking the > IDE? Though I favour mingw on WinXX anyway! Yes, VS and Xcode have commandline equivalents - luckily! Currently I am planning FLTK 1.3 and 3.0 Ubuntu: gcc 32 bit Intel, 64 bit Intel (maybe an ARM cross compiler one day?) MSWindows: CygWin 32 bit, 64 bit Intel, VC2008, VC2010 (later, VC2008 will be dropped in favor of VC2012) OS X: gcc fat, Xcode 4.3.6 IIRC fat, but probably no PPC One day, I would like to add iOS and Android - eventually... . This does test execution automatically because Fluid needs to run correctly to compile FLTK, but the Unittest should also be extended to give a true error code if the screen content is not as expected. Lastly, I might have to add other configurations as in ../configure --enable... >>> > > (Though I do wonder if we could extend Fl_Sys_Menu_Bar to support the > Unity menu bar model? Though I took at cursory look at this and got > bogged down real fast.) Yes, that would be great. _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
