I love these mails. Nice music to my hear......agility, reproducibility, control of complexity....
Imagine building a new vm each time a package changes. Is it not a dream?
Imagine soon we will be able to know when aperformance degrades because of a change and
all that based on git hub and a nice hudson server. So people will be able to modify their vms and plugin and
manage their life and publish improvements. Simply gorgeous.
I think that what is important besides making VM compiling more mainstream is that it gives a good signal to
the outside world. Yes investors/inventors/people on the edge
yes we have processes,
yes we are concerned by quality,
yes we are concerned by reproducibility,...
Stef
> I modified the Cog config made by Marcus to sync with my changes in scripts.
>
>
https://pharo-ic.lille.inria.fr/hudson/view/Cog/>
> i also added a new target for building - Stack VM
> (except that it not works now, because Hudson can't pick up the built
> artifacts despite VM built successfully -- lets wait for Marcus to fix
> that , since i'm not expert in Hudson :) ).
>
> Adding another two is also a piece of cake - just copy existing
> configuration and change
> destination directory and configuration class used for generating
> sources and build config.
>
> The script i made for Hudson can work even for macs,
> it takes 3 arguments:
> - git repo url
> - working subdirectory name where to place everything
> - cmake configuration class name (which build to perform)
>
> that's all you need to build VM from scratch using Hudson
>
> --
> Best regards,
> Igor Stasenko AKA sig.
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