On Thu, 2002-09-26 at 17:27, Andrej Falout wrote: > Do they have a compile farm? Shell server? Web server? > Is everything in English, including support? >
Seems to be mostly German... No compile farm that I could find, but has ssh and apache (oh, and MySQL ;-). Details at http://developer.berlios.de/docs/site/services.php FWIW, the SF compile farm isn't really my bag either. But it does support Solaris 8 SPARC-64, x86, PPC, SPARC, and Alpha Linux (all elderly Debian 2.2?), x86 FreeBSD, and now Mac OSX. > > How much demand is there for non-Lintel systems? I know the S/390 boys > > are active, but is anyone else out there busy with this stuff (Solaris > > x86, Linux Alpha, HP, AIX etc)? I'm just thinking of the testing side of > > things... S/390 folks, is it difficult to cross-compile for S/390 on > > x86? > > 1. I will (have to) work on Darwin (Apple OS X) port soon. > 2. We will have much lesser chance of SAP junta adopting anything if it works > only on Linux. Development should of course continue to be x-platform. But Lintel only support+testing from OSDL is still beneficial. > > From Daniel's post, it sounded like we whould run a full custom cvs > > tree, changes would/could be integrated at the vmake stage? > > I was under the impression we can just checkout official CVS, and add files we > want to replace in separate directory? That works too. I was thinking of keeping a complete cvs tree, and diffing the official one to the external one to find modified files. I just liked the idea of having something "complete", rather than just a filestore of patches... _______________________________________________ sapdb.general mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://listserv.sap.com/mailman/listinfo/sapdb.general
