Newsgroups: perl.perl6.internals
From: p...@zachlipton.com (Zach Lipton)
Date: Sun, 23 Feb 2003 11:11:40 -0800
Local: Sun, Feb 23 2003 2:11 pm
Subject: Re: Configure.pl --cgoto=0 doesn't work
On 2/23/03 10:25 AM, "Leopold Toetsch" <l...@toetsch.at> wrote:
[SNIP] > While you say it "tinderbox", currently the reports are really generate this log, it's automatically generated by the server, but I can hack around this. As for redness that should really be yellow, that's an error in the regexp's client config file. I'll try to make them a little more robust by default. > So to make tinderboxen really more useful, they would need some improvement: > 1) sync with CVS > $ cvs -z3 update [-d...] -dP parrot >$FULL_LOG 2>&1 && > With appropriate error checking should do it. the unlink because it was causing trees to become corrupted. I'll probably add this as an option in the next version defaulting to not unlink the tree. > 2) building parrot > $ perl Configure.pl [--options] >> $FULL_LOG 2>&1 && > - [/me dreaming:] Filter $BUILDLOG to contain the first warning of some > - show all errors log and sends it to the server, but I'll see. > If this fails stop here. > 3) building imcc > $ cd languages/imcc > Same procedure as above - but *don't stop* if this fails, only generate fails. > 4) run parrot tests (if 2) succeeded) > $ make quickfulltest > This runs normal, -j, -P, and -g i.e. all major cores. > In case of test failure show enough lines in the brief log, to really > 5) if imcc did build ok: > $ cd languages/imcc > Summary: client side of this done at least, the server side will bit a bit harder. Zach > my 2¢ & TIA, You must Sign in before you can post messages.
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