dan tran wrote: > > 1. Manage C++ builds - YES but You need to experiment see if it works out > for you. > how many platforms do you support? >
We used to develop in linux, using cross-compiling MinGW compilers to build for Windows. 90% of our development is Win32. Yet, most of ours source-code builds on Linux. We are now completely reforming our building environment, de-centralizing the build, and using Eclipse as an IDE, with CDT. We are looking for an automated mode of building releases and organizing complex project dependencies. dan tran wrote: > > 2. CVS/Sub - YES thru maven-scm > > I believe I can have a lot of support here. Subversion is blooming. dan tran wrote: > > 3. Execution custom tools, YES thru maven-antrun-plugin or > exec-maven-plugin > > Can it be used to run C++ compilers? dan tran wrote: > > 4 Eclispe/Integration NO > > Damn... Is there a form of easily integrating Maven with easy-to-use tools, so I can create project templates, build-it-all buttons, update-the-version-of-this-library-and-build-the-whole-thing buttons, etc? dan tran wrote: > > 5. dream? almost there > > Well, I think most of those things could be done by a reasonably viable, home-made, scripting language automation tool.. But I would really like to get mainstream about my tools. So, Maven is my greatest hope. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/C%2B%2B-t1818748.html#a5015386 Sent from the Maven - Users forum at Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
