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2010/8/21 <heroxbd@×××××.com>: |
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> Hello Michael, |
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> Michael Yang <yangofzeal@×××××.com> writes: |
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>> Has anyone ever considered setting up an automated build system (& |
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>> waterfall report) similar to google's chrome dev that runs a working |
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>> bootstrap script on different architectures each evening? It would |
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>> facilitate the entire process for beginners. |
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> +1 for this. It would be cool. |
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> IHMO, the problem is that we have too many platforms (in different |
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> versions for different bootstrap) to be tested, but too little man |
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> power (and resources?). |
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I did run my script this night successfully on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS - |
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Lucid Lynx. Time was 237 minutes with a dual processor. The result |
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takes 1.1 GB of disc space. Temporary it needed up to 2 GB. I still |
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need to test if the result is usable. |
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Al |
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