Hi Chris,
Do you guys have any special tips on setting up a nightly build environment?
Or just --
go at it and see what happens.
See the wiki page here:
http://www.openscenegraph.org/projects/osg/wiki/Build/CDash
If all you want is to build nightly (as opposed to publishing the build
results on the dashboard) then you can build the INSTALL project in the
Release and Debug configurations (or whatever you want) with that same
procedure, just replace Nightly with INSTALL.
You can obviously customize the batch file that's given on that page to
do what you want. I personally do this:
call "%VS80COMNTOOLS%vsvars32.bat"
devenv %1% %2% %3% /project %4%
so that I can call it with arguments like:
<OSG from SVN>\build\OpenSceneGraph.sln /build Debug INSTALL
<OSG from some branch we're RCing>\build\OpenSceneGraph.sln /rebuild
Release Nightly
or whatever combination I want. And I can even use it for other projects
than OSG. Then I created a scheduled task that calls this batch file any
number of times to build the configurations I want built (one task can
run multiple commands in sequence, and I find this better for builds
since it makes sure two builds don't run at the same time).
Hope this helps,
J-S
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