To be clear, I meant Jon_Y.
Buildbot already does everything we need, and it takes one click to
fire off an "official release".
The daily building is vital. It's a huge key to our success.
What we need, and how people can help, is access to more windows
slaves. All the ones we have left are mi
The below is an email that I 100% fully support. Thank you, Jon.
On Thu, Mar 22, 2012 at 12:15 PM, JonY wrote:
> On 3/23/2012 05:01, Jon wrote:
>>> Would it be possible to generate a new automated build for mingw? If
>>> I remember correctly the mingw build-bots were down?
>>
>> Perhaps it's ti
On 3/24/2012 06:09, Jon wrote:
>>> I'm not against CI, but I think something more lightweight, something more
>>> attractive enough to potential new maintainers, and something easily
>>> replicated/setup for only official project release builds is the solution.
>>> And buildbot doesn't go away,
> > I'm not against CI, but I think something more lightweight, something more
> > attractive enough to potential new maintainers, and something easily
> > replicated/setup for only official project release builds is the solution.
> > And buildbot doesn't go away, it just gets used internally by
> Would it be possible to generate a new automated build for mingw? If
> I remember correctly the mingw build-bots were down?
In this important discussion, has the original request been drowned out?
Chris, please excuse my threadjacking poor form.
Jon
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On 3/23/2012 09:23, Jon wrote:
>>> How often are automated builds really needed? Once a week? Once a month?
>>> Once a quarter?
>>>
>>
>> Done everyday.
>
> Sorry, I overloaded "automated builds"...should be "How often are regular
> project release builds really needed?" I think most users would
Hello to all. I'm using ubuntu 11.04 (32-bits) to cross-compile some
static libraries to windows.
I'm using mingw-w32 1.0, downloded from mingw-64 sf page.
In some libraries I'm compiling, I have an error in the link time,
when in the line of the source when e.g a function called myFunction()
is
2012/3/22 Leandro Santiago :
> Hello to all. I'm using ubuntu 11.04 (32-bits) to cross-compile some
> static libraries to windows.
>
> I'm using mingw-w32 1.0, downloded from mingw-64 sf page.
>
> In some libraries I'm compiling, I have an error in the link time,
> when in the line of the source wh
2012/3/23 Kai Tietz :
> niXman: Eg you have the gcc-repository checked out in C:/sources/gcc.
> And you are using the prefix = C:/myprefix. Then you need to setup
> in C:/sources a symbolic link named "winsup" pointing to C:/myprefix.
> Don't miss that you have in C:/myprefix a symbolic link - n
On Fri, Mar 23, 2012 at 1:54 PM, Joshua Boyce wrote:
> On Mon, Mar 12, 2012 at 12:46 AM, Ruben Van Boxem <
> vanboxem.ru...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I'm in the process of uploading a new build of GCC 4.7, with the
>> llibstdc++ dll fix for std::thread. No more "-static" necessary anym
Op 23 mrt. 2012 01:27 schreef "niXman" het volgende:
>
> 2012/3/23 niXman :
> > 2012/3/23 Kai Tietz :
> >> As they were built, it is pretty unlikely that the compiler itself has
> >> an issue. It must be related to your environment. Maybe PATH not
> >> proper set to DLL, or calling wrong tools,
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