I actually have my system configured for distributed builds across
multiple Macs AND Linux machines (cross-compiling) using the normal
means to setup distcc. No Xcode required.
It did take much more work to setup than using Xcode.
Other than that it works quite well.
Dan
On Aug 17, 2006, at 5:31 PM, E. Wing wrote:
On 8/17/06, Daniel Larimer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I hope that CMake will allow me to build from the command line using
gnu make on OS X. Xcode should not be required.
Yes, the Makefile generator is pretty solid. It's actually the default
generator on OS X for CMake. The CMake authors to put in the OS X-isms
(.app bundles, Universal Binaries, etc) into both the Makefile and
Xcode build systems
One major advantage Xcode gives to building OSG is its distributed
build features. Building OSG takes a very long time so if you have
multiple Macs, this process can be sped up considerably.
-Eric
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