2012/2/18 Mark de Wever <[email protected]>: > On Sat, Feb 18, 2012 at 11:52:53AM +0800, Oleg Tsarev wrote: >> Hi all, >> >> I built continuous integration for Battle for Wesnoth >> 1) svn repository automatic mirror to >> https://github.com/battle-for-wesnoth/svn now >> 2) github mirror automatic build http://build.wesnoth.in/job/svn/ You >> can easy check every new commit for correct compilation on different >> platforms >> 3) available "param" build: http://build.wesnoth.in/job/param/ >> I checked my patch https://gna.org/patch/?3125 by this build: >> http://build.wesnoth.in/job/param/6/ >> So, I found error in patch by previous build: >> http://build.wesnoth.in/job/param/5/ >> >> If you want run "param" builds (for custom branches) contact me and I >> will add you to github group. >> >> I quick discuss with mordante, he proposes the replace currently used >> linuxes (Espreon and mordante use debian, I uses Fedora, Ivanovic - >> gentoo, bouchman - ubuntu) by currently not used. Also mordante >> proposes add different compiles. > > At the moment I compile test: > - Debian stable > - gcc 4.3 in C++98 mode > - gcc 4.4 in C++98 mode > > - Debian unstable in a chroot > - in C++98 mode > - gcc 4.4 > - gcc 4.5 > - gcc 4.6 > - gcc 4.7 (from experimental) > - gcc snapshot > - clang 3.0 > - in C++11 mode > - gcc 4.5 > - gcc 4.6 > - gcc 4.7 (from experimental) > - gcc snapshot > - clang 3.0 > > (gcc-4.4 fails in C++11 mode and I see no reason to try to fix it since > newer gcc versions do work in C++11 mode.) > > Of course Windows and MacOS would be nice to add, but as boucman said I > don't think it's worth to buy it. > > I would like it if the unit tests can run in the chroot.
1) I can use different gcc 2) I can setup "sequentianal" build (run first build with gcc X, than second with gcc Y) 3) I use OpenVZ - this is advanced chroot (by design). I am going to support all compilers which you listed - just after support warnings analyze/reports and run tests/analyze test results. I am looked to the price - Windown Home Basic cost just $200 - this is ok for me (just buy once), and Microsoft Visual Studio Express for free (I spent to hosting about 50 euro/month). I am not sure about the license (for run in the virtual system). I will consult. MacOS more complex... I will consult this too. > > -- > Regards, > Mark de Wever aka Mordante/SkeletonCrew > > _______________________________________________ > Wesnoth-dev mailing list > [email protected] > https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/wesnoth-dev _______________________________________________ Wesnoth-dev mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/wesnoth-dev
