Am 05.05.2011 22:15, schrieb Ulrik Mikaelsson: > I too think it's awesome. > > Just some quick thoughts; > * Could some kind of benchmarking be integrated to track performance > aspects, especially find regressions? Perhaps a bit high on the > utility/work-scale? > * Is the script available for running offline, on some local machine, > I.E. verifying different distro:s, etc? > * 1280x1024 is too small for seeing the results. Could the view > perhaps be made slightly more compact? (Especially since OSX64 and > Win64 might be interesting targets in the near future?) > * What is "Linux 32/64" vs. "64/32"? >
I *guess* Linux 32/64 means "32bit dmd generating 64bit binaries" and "Linux 64/32" means "64bit dmd generating 32bit binaries". Also note "Linux 64/64" ("64bit dmd generating 64bit binaries). Seems like we get a native 64bit compiler for Linux. Awesome! (But note that this is just my interpretation, maybe I'm wrong). > In any case, great stuff. I agree :) > > 2011/5/5 Walter Bright <newshou...@digitalmars.com>: >> In case not everyone knows about this, Brad Roberts conceived, implemented, >> set up and maintains an automated tester that watches github for checkins, >> and when there's something new it does a complete build of dmd and phobos, >> then runs the test suite on it, and posts the results: >> >> http://d.puremagic.com/test-results/ >> >> I think it's awesome. >>