Berin Loritsch wrote, On 04/06/2003 19.29:
Adam Jack wrote:
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That said, the new Pythong Gump (an experiment) does some good error
checking.
I have some good Directed Acyclic Graph checking code that will allow
for checking dependencies and catching circular dependencies. It will
also allow
Berin Loritsch wrote:
Does GUMP have the ability to determine dependencies so that if all I
wanted to do was run GUMP builds on one project with its dependencies,
it would be able to generate the proper profile for me?
nope, but it should be rather easy to build. There is a reverse
direction graph
Adam Jack wrote:
Does GUMP have the ability to determine dependencies so that if all I
wanted to do was run GUMP builds on one project with its dependencies,
it would be able to generate the proper profile for me?
No, and whittling a custom profile is a painfully slow thing (using trial
and error
> Does GUMP have the ability to determine dependencies so that if all I
> wanted to do was run GUMP builds on one project with its dependencies,
> it would be able to generate the proper profile for me?
No, and whittling a custom profile is a painfully slow thing (using trial
and error), and Sam r
Leo Simons wrote:
Berin Loritsch wrote:
How long does it take to have a GUMP run go?
on a desktop-class duron 1ghz / 256MB 266DDR / UDMA1000 7200rpm / red
hat linux / 100mbit / sun jdk1.4.1 machine, it takes about 3 hours to
rsync and copy over all the cvs modules, then it takes about 4 hours
Leo Simons wrote:
Berin Loritsch wrote:
Such a continuous integration
machine can save a lot of time and hardware thrashing if it used a
RAM drive to do the actual builds--since we are only interested in
the results anyway. Perhaps use the /tmp directory bound to a RAM
drive and do individual
Berin Loritsch wrote:
How long does it take to have a GUMP run go?
on a desktop-class duron 1ghz / 256MB 266DDR / UDMA1000 7200rpm / red
hat linux / 100mbit / sun jdk1.4.1 machine, it takes about 3 hours to
rsync and copy over all the cvs modules, then it takes about 4 hours to
perform all the b
How long does it take to have a GUMP run go?
The reason I ask is that the approach for the http://cvs.apache.org
site would work if there were one or two continuous integration
machines, and the build results were rsync'd over to the serving
machine.
In an ideal world, I would like to be able to g
