First a thank you to everyone who attended the build system meeting
yesterday at Sun Hamburg. There was 10+ people present with ideas
flowing back and forth for the better part of two hours. Martin H. has
promised to provide the official minutes, for those of you who didn't
attend.

Anyway, I've been trying to get my head around doing fast and highly
distributed builds in a way suitable for the OO.o process. This an
initial idea of how we could add support for generic build farms into
the process, so that people -anywhere- could easily set up their
little cluster.

The basic idea is simple: we set up the whole dependency graph,
including all the relationships between common and platform specific
files, and then we use that to schedule actions. The actions are
simple shell snippets that are routed to the correct machine type
based on a platform tag: "wntmsci10", "unxlngi6", "common".

More details in the paper. Feedback appreciated as always!

Kai

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Kai Backman, Software Engineer, [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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