Hey Fred Jan,
That is a good process, I do it a lot, thanks for writing it up. I
think the next step is getting everything compiling so that we have
complete builds each night. That makes testing much easier since a)
the build process is automated, and b) all of the libraries are easily
available for testing.
I can run automated tests on the build machines, once we start
generating them.
.hc
On Oct 22, 2011, at 3:46 PM, F.J. Kraan wrote:
Hi,
The last few days I have been toying with the pd-double-auto-builder
script, and with some hacking I isolated the externals which failed
to compile, resulting in few objects reaching the package. This is
what I did:
modified external/Makefile:
- selectively removed targets until all resulting in make errors are
removed.
For the current situation these are: creb, cw_binaural, extra,
smlib, vbap, gem
The package process depends on the compile result, so when there is
no compile error, all build objects are packaged.
With a compile error, only vanilla is packaged.
For this to work, I modified the pd-double-auto-builder.sh:
- removed the initial rsync download and the final rsync upload
The advantage is that one can modify and keep files as the rsync-
download replaces all modified local files and delete all added files.
These changes resulted in a software package of 22.7 MByte
containing more compiled objects.
This is of course, not a proposal to change the pd-double-auto-build
scripts. But it helped finding the problematic externals.
Please note the obvious that compiling does not mean work. I did
some work here too, but progress is slow. I know testing, but not
much Pd.
Fred Jan
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