Giorgio Zoppi wrote on 2013-08-09: > Martin, do you have a roadmap or a backlog for the C++? Honestly, there is no real roadmap for the C++ atm. Our goal for this release was to bring the C++ binding to the same feature set as e.g. the Java binding has. We can discuss together what should be next (beside fixing all the issues already added to jira).
> I have downloaded the svn at home. Is there a quick and dirt or not way to > compile all without checking boring dependencies. Here at work we have a > script for our system that it does dependencies setup and that you do > simply a make. It would improve productivity a lot. Regards, Giorgio There is no 'official hack' to get all the dependencies. To provide all the necessary dependencies for the build to the Apache build servers we created two archives containing all of them for both Windows and Linux. You can get them from [1]. These archives should solve all your dependency issues. The only thing you have to do then is to set the ETCH_EXTERNAL_DEPENDS evironment variable to the extracted folder. Hope this helps! I would really appreciate to make this dependency handling process better. Somewhere in the scripts folder there is an ant script with an ant target which can download dependencies. I think it has not been maintain very well the last months.. Should we reactive that or does anybody has a better proposal? Cheers, Martin [1] http://people.apache.org/~veithm/etch/externals/ > > > 2013/8/9 Martin Veith <[email protected]> > >> Michael Fitzner wrote on 2013-08-08: >>> Get all builds back to green: >>> - etch-trunk-linux-x86 >>> - etch-trunk-linux-x86-experimental => These two build have some >>> problems with the APR Version; I try to fix it >> Ok great, thanks! I created an issue [1] for that in order to track >> the status and assigned it to you. Maybe this issue can also be >> solved by updating apr as described by ticket [2] . >> I have also taken a look at this issue a few weeks ago. It works >> perfectly on each linux machine I have tried it on (fedora 18, 19 + >> Ubuntu 10, 11, 12)). >> So the problem could be that libuuid is not installed on the build >> slave, or we have to implicetly link against libuuid to make the >> Ubuntu2 build server happy. >> >>> Solve all Issues for 1.3 >>> https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ETCH/fixforversion/12317566 >>> Maybe we can share the work here >>> >>> See which Issues are importent and would block the release >> IMO there are no real blockers for this release as the C++ binding >> is still in beta state. We should solve the 6 remaining issues which >> are marked for 1.3, and then do the release. >> The errors/improves which still exists could be solved then in the >> next bugfix release 1.3.1. What do you think about this? >> >>> PS: For the future it would be great to have shorter release >>> cycles like 8 weeks >> As already mentioned in one of my previous mails, this is also my >> plan in order to show Etch is still quite active. >> >> Regards, >> Martin >> >> [1] https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ETCH-274 >> [2] https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ETCH-224 >> >>> >>> 2013/8/8 Giorgio Zoppi <[email protected]>: >>>> Hi Martin, >>>> what does mean No related source found Cheers, >>>> >>>> Giorgio. >>>> >>>> >>>> 2013/8/8 Martin Veith <[email protected]> >>>> >>>>> Giorgio Zoppi wrote on 2013-08-08: >>>>>> Feel free to assign me C++ JIRAs..i will help out. >>>>> Great! I added you to the committer group in JIRA, so you should be >>>>> able to assign JIRAs to yourself now on yourown. Furthermore I >>>>> updated all the issues where I know that nobody is currently working >>>>> on to "Unassigned". So feel free to take any issue you would like to >>>>> work on, e.g. the "TODO umbrella ticket ETCH-244". >>>>> >>>>> Cheers, >>>>> Martin >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> -- >>>> Quiero ser el rayo de sol que cada día te despierta para hacerte >>>> respirar y vivir en me. >>>> "Favola -Moda". >> >> >> > >
