Hi, We now have 6 arch tested for glib, all with Meson.
- fedora-meson-x86_64: * Native Linux * Builds with --werror * All unit tests pass - fedora-meson-android_ndk_r16_api21_arm64 * Cross build for Android * Fails to build with --werror, if anyone wants to take a look. * Cannot run tests because it's cross built - fedora-meson-mingw64 * Cross build for Windows 64 bits * Fails to build with --werror, if anyone wants to take a look. * Cannot run tests because it's cross built, maybe could run with wine when Meson supports it: https://github.com/mesonbuild/meson/pull/3 621 - macosx-10.13-meson-x86_64 * Native macosx 10.13 build * Fails to build with --werror, if anyone wants to take a look. * Some unit tests fails and are ignored, if anyone wants to take a look. * Machine currently hosted at Collabora Montreal office, will setup another runner on another machine we have in a proper data center. - msys2-mingw32 * Native Windows i686 (I think) build with MSYS2 * Build with --werror * Some unit tests fails and are ignored, if anyone wants to take a look. * Virtual Machine hosted by Christoph Reiter. - vs2017-x64 * Native Windows w64 build with MSVC (yes! thanks meson!) * Fails to build with --werror, if anyone wants to take a look. * Some unit tests fails and are ignored, if anyone wants to take a look. * Virtual Machine hosted by Christoph Reiter. Shared for both msys2 and MSVC builds, maybe will need to clone the VM if it's the bottleneck. Missing, if someone wants to contribute: - Some autotools runners? IMHO (I'm not maintainer) we should recommend meson for 2.58 and drop autotools for 2.60. - Some 32 bits archs? - More macosx/android/windows/distros versions? - *BSD - Solaris - cygwin Regards, Xavier Claessens. Le vendredi 18 mai 2018 à 10:52 +0100, Philip Withnall a écrit : > Hi all, > > tl;dr: Want to provide us with a GitLab CI runner for a non-Linux > platform? > > There’s been a surge of interest recently, from various directions, > in > getting GLib better tested on non-Linux architectures. This is great, > and we’ve got various people to thank for doing the thankless work of > porting and testing. Particularly: > • macOS: Ryan Schmidt, Patrick Griffis, Michael Lauer, John Ralls > • Windows/MinGW/MSYS2: LRN, Christoph Reiter, Xavier Claessens, > Chun- > wei Fan > • Android: Xavier Claessens > • *BSD: Ting-Wei Lan > > There’s a real risk of this all bitrotting, though, since the main > GLib > developers only have regular access to Linux machines (and don’t have > the bandwidth or expertise to regularly test on other architectures). > > The solution here is CI. Christoph Reiter has already got a Windows > MSYS2 CI runner set up on GitLab[1], which is producing helpful > results > for GLib. > > Can anybody else provide and maintain CI runners for other platforms? > I’d particularly like to see: > • *BSD (probably OpenBSD and NetBSD) > • macOS (ideally several versions, since we support from OS X 10.7 > upwards[2]) > • Android (probably a cross-build) > • More Windows configurations (currently we have MSYS2 on Windows > Server 2012; ideally we’d have a MinGW-w64 runner too) > > After the initial setup and porting work, I hope these wouldn’t > require > much effort to maintain. The fast turnaround on testing GLib on non- > Linux platforms would help us ensure cross-platform compatibility > during development. > > Thanks, > Philip > > [1]: https://gitlab.gnome.org/creiter/gitlab-ci-win32-runner > [2]: https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/GLib/SupportedPlatforms > _______________________________________________ > gtk-devel-list mailing list > gtk-devel-list@gnome.org > https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-devel-list _______________________________________________ gtk-devel-list mailing list gtk-devel-list@gnome.org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-devel-list
