Hello all, I have been using Ant now for about a week. And after reading about it, I have become convinced that it would be a good solution for my building needs. Basically, I have a project of "unifying" several different code bases (including three different languages [Saol, C, and Java]), as well as a "database" of input files for processing. This would include calls to (specifically) gcc, sfront, and other commandline calls (calling programs that are compiled by gcc). I get the impression that Ant would be able to handle this sort of task, and the best part of it is, I don't have to write it...
Anyway, I should really be focusing on my question. I would be interested in peeking over someones shoulder, and take a look at their build.xml files, and possible try to build your project on my machine (for educational purposes only). If your project sounds like what I described above, I would be very greatful for your help in sharing your source files. If there are any other simple projects that would be good examples, I would love to check them out. I have read a couple of the articles linked up on the Ant site. But, as I always find, I learn better by actually playing with it (an Ant project, in this case) rather than just read about it. Thanks, Mike -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>