build-process

I'm working on a c++ project, and we recently needed to include a small part of boost in it. The boost part is really minimal (Boost::Python), thus, using bjam to build everything looks like an overkill (besides, everyone working on the project feels comfortable with make, and has no knowloedge of jam). I made quite some tests already, but I cant find a way to include the formerly mentioned library in my makefile and make the build succesful. All your help is deeply apreciated. :) rafak I had the same problem and found a solution in this tutorial . You 1) need to compile the source into an

I often encounter distributions of Java applications or libraries which use Maven as their build tool. Some of them, sadly, don't provide standalone (or redistributable) jars. Is it possible to build Maven-based applications in such a way, that the build result contains all dependencies and can be redistributed to work out-of-the box? I tried to build Jackrabbit's OCM module. For some very "intelligent" reasons there is no downloadable standalone version. So I built Jackrabbit with Maven (the source package of Jackrabbit includes OCM), and got the same jar as found in the apache repository .

Is there a way to compile a C++Builder project (a specific build configuration) from the command line? Something like: CommandToBuild ProjectNameToBuild BuildConfiguration ... David Dean Use: msbuild project.cbproj /p:config=[build configuration] More specifics can be found in Building a Project Using an MSBuild Command . Sergey Karpukhin There are different ways for automating your builds in C++Builder (as of my experience, I'm speaking about old C++Builder versions like 5 and 6 ). You can manually call compilers - bcc32.exe (also dcc32.exe , brcc32.exe and tasm32.exe if you have to compile

We're developing a ASP.Net Web Application project that has a Silverlight 2.0 component. We've referenced the silverlight project in the web application properties, and the xap file is being copied to the ClientBin folder of the Web application when we build locally. The problem is that when we build this on our build server (which is using CruiseControl.Net, though I don't think that's relevant) the xap file isn't being copied. The strange thing is that this was working, but something has broken it and we can't figure out what. Anybody seen this before? Sorted! Not quite sure why, but it

So I've been pigeon-holed into writing some Jython code. I've been using the latest version of Eclipse IDE with the PyDev plugin for development. Up until now, things have been moderately tolerable. I've gotten all my Python scripts working and I'm successfully including a couple of JAR files and the class directory of another Java project as external dependencies. Everything seems to run fine through the Eclipse IDE. Now I need to package everything up and deploy it. From what I can gather, the best way to do this would be to package everything up in a JAR file. The Jython documentation