Thread: pg buildfarm status update
The PG buildfarm has been operational for a little while now, thanks to Joshua and CommandPrompt for the server space. You can see the current status at: http://www.pgbuildfarm.org/cgi-bin/show_status.pl Today for the first time I got a Windows client working, and will be putting the code changes in CVS on pgfoundry soon. Then I will turn to improving the web interface, moving from the rather severely functional setup currently used. cheers andrew
Andrew Dunstan schrieb: > The PG buildfarm has been operational for a little while now, thanks to > Joshua and CommandPrompt for the server space. You can see the current > status at: > > http://www.pgbuildfarm.org/cgi-bin/show_status.pl > > Today for the first time I got a Windows client working, and will be > putting the code changes in CVS on pgfoundry soon. Then I will turn to > improving the web interface, moving from the rather severely functional > setup currently used. Could loris also be used to do the cygwin and MSVC builds? -- Reini Urban http://xarch.tu-graz.ac.at/home/rurban/
Reini Urban wrote: > Andrew Dunstan schrieb: > >> The PG buildfarm has been operational for a little while now, thanks >> to Joshua and CommandPrompt for the server space. You can see the >> current status at: >> >> http://www.pgbuildfarm.org/cgi-bin/show_status.pl >> >> Today for the first time I got a Windows client working, and will be >> putting the code changes in CVS on pgfoundry soon. Then I will turn >> to improving the web interface, moving from the rather severely >> functional setup currently used. > > > Could loris also be used to do the cygwin and MSVC builds? Cygwin is next on my list. The buildfarm client script does full server builds, so MSVC isn't on the radar right now. FYI the steps in the process are (more or less): configuremakemake checkmake contribmake installinitdbstartdbmake installcheckmake contrib installmake contrib installcheckstopdb I don't intend to use the machine that is loris for long - it's too slow and memory bound. If anyone has a nice fast Windows machine with 1Gb+ of Ram that we could use for a buildfarm client (Windows Native and/or Cygwin) that would be awesome. Also, if anyone managed to port ccache to Windows that would be huge too. Using it on Unix has proved to be a major gain. cheers andrew
Andrew Dunstan schrieb: >> Could loris also be used to do the cygwin and MSVC builds? > > Cygwin is next on my list. The buildfarm client script does full server > builds, so MSVC isn't on the radar right now. FYI the steps in the > process are (more or less): > > configure > make > make check > make contrib > make install > initdb > startdb > make installcheck > make contrib install > make contrib installcheck > stopdb > > > I don't intend to use the machine that is loris for long - it's too slow > and memory bound. If anyone has a nice fast Windows machine with 1Gb+ of > Ram that we could use for a buildfarm client (Windows Native and/or > Cygwin) that would be awesome. Sorry, no. Is there no ISP around, which wants to save some money? :) > Also, if anyone managed to port ccache to Windows that would be huge > too. Using it on Unix has proved to be a major gain. ccache is available via cygwin at least. -- Reini Urban http://xarch.tu-graz.ac.at/home/rurban/