Re: [AD] Continuous build script for allegro

[Martijn van Iersel <amarillion@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Ok, done. We'll see if the commit list accepts my email.
You can also find the last reports at 
http://azraelbigcat.dyndns.org/reports/allegro/index.html, including 
links to the relevant logs.

I can see how MSVC or OS X builders would be useful, but it would 
require some work to port my scripts. Still, the current set up tests 3 
different builds of allegro (Normal, Debug and Static) and I can add 
more configurations easily. Just having many configurations tested 
automatically saves work, even if it is only  on Linux.

The builder is a custom script designed for a work project, there I use 
it for many other things like unit tests, automatically generating 
online documentation and recording benchmarks over time. The source is 
at http://svn.bigcat.unimaas.nl/buildsystem/trunk/allegro2.pl and 
http://svn.bigcat.unimaas.nl/buildsystem/trunk/BuildSystem/Builder.pm if 
anybody is interested.

Martijn

Peter Wang wrote:
> On 2009-05-07, Martijn van Iersel <amarillion@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>   
> > Hi all
> >
> > I've set up a continuous build script for allegro 4.4 and allegro 4.9.
> > It monitors the subversion repository, checks out any new revisions as
> > soon as they arrive, tries to build it (on a linux box) and reports any
> > errors.
> >
> > I could configure it to send out email to the developers or the commit
> > mailinglist whenever there is a failure. Would there be any interest in
> > such a service?
> >     
>
> Sure.  More useful (for me) is if someone could set up an MSVC or OS X
> build.  But it can't hurt to have more testing :)  I think you can send
> mail to the commits list.
>
> Peter
>
>
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