Hey folks, I worked a bit on creating a prebuild.xml file for ironruby yesterday on the bus. I haven't completed it, and it's on my laptop (which is offline while I'm at work), but I thought I'd let you know it's on its way.
When complete, it will make creating ironruby-x.y.z.tgz distributions easier (via autotools), provide a story for building with MonoDevelop, XCode, NAnt and older versions of visual studio. None of these stories is terribly good, but it will at least increase the codebase's accessibility. Should I maintain a diff against the current trunk like Seo, learn how to use git to provide a patched branch view, figure out this svk stuff, or submit the code to all Tomas and have the file committed? Shri indicated some interest in using prebuild to increase developer accessibility, but is this something that the devs even want to maintain in the code? Cheers, C.J.
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