On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 10:17 AM, David Booth wrote:
> We’re looking into incremental builds — trying to document the differences
> in popularity & productivity between using tools like Ant and Maven versus
> IDEs. We haven’t seen a study like this before, and we’ve already receive
We’re looking into incremental builds — trying to document the differences
in popularity & productivity between using tools like Ant and Maven versus
IDEs. We haven’t seen a study like this before, and we’ve already received
responses from over 550 developers. We’d like this report to b
Many tasks already support incremental builds: javac, copy, move, zip,
native2ascii, etc.
Plus you can always use dependset & uptodate to munge it for tasks that
don't support it.
JEC
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Nicolas,
As a matter of fact i am using and with some specific compilers
for non-java code.
-Original Message-
From: Nicolas Vervelle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thu 9/15/2005 10:04 AM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: incremental builds
Hi,
I would say that it depends on the
?
Nicolas
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello folks,
I am not sure you can do this in Ant but anyway i am asking the question:
-Is there a way to perform incremental builds using ant scripts, i.e build only
what has changed?
If so does it rely on some manual-scripts-timestamp-moulinette or is there
Hello folks,
I am not sure you can do this in Ant but anyway i am asking the question:
-Is there a way to perform incremental builds using ant scripts, i.e build only
what has changed?
If so does it rely on some manual-scripts-timestamp-moulinette or is there a
smarter manner to do so?
Thanks
- smart copies, e.g. only copy things that need copying
yes. our build system does smart copies.
- smart testing, e.g. only test things that have changed)
NO. Testing done is not a part of the build process.
- compiling only things that have changed
yes.
- dependency management
a script gene
>so anybody knows which one is fastest among Jam,Ant and Scons ?
>
>
the differences in perf are small between the three versus other
bottlenecks, for example does your current build system do the following;
- smart copies, e.g. only copy things that need copying
- smart testing, e.g. only t
mpromise on the
> time to build.
>
> Do you know that which tool yields fastest incremental builds ?
>
> As it seems that GNU make is fastest of all but painful for large
> projects. Jam , Ant and scons all are more sophisticated tools but
> have complains about being slow
yields fastest incremental builds ?
As it seems that GNU make is fastest of all but painful for large projects.
Jam , Ant and scons all are more sophisticated tools but have complains about
being slow.
so anybody knows which one is fastest among Jam,Ant and Scons ?
Thanks,
Hiren patel
et date/time to last Modified, make it
writable
ss get -R -I- -GTM -W
Doing a full or new build I use the modified time for the initial get and
for incremental builds I use the Current time. That way only files that have
changed since the last get will have newer date/time stamps than the built
file
the VSS task also doesn't preserve the modified date.
Try something like this:
-Original Message-
From: Ciramella, EJ [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2003 1:50 PM
To: 'Ant Users List'
Subject: RE: Incremental builds wit
use the exec task and call ss.exe directly
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2003 1:12 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Incremental builds with VSS
My build file gets the files from VSS (Visual Source Safe) to a local
My build file gets the files from VSS (Visual Source Safe) to a local
directory, compiles the contents of the local directory, and then creates
the jars.
It does a vssget every time it executes, which then forces a full compile.
Is there a way for it to only get files from VSS that are new since t
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