问题
I have several large projects that I work on. Depending on the project and options, build times are from 10-100 minutes long, rendering me useless for that time.
I do have a few extra computers laying around however. Is there anyway that I can configure these computers as 'compile nodes' so that I can still work while a build is going on?
I've heard of software plugins for Visual Studio for doing this, but I've seen the price tags. I'm looking for something that's preferably free or under $100-ish.
回答1:
You could set up a free TeamCity continuous integration build server.
回答2:
Too much slacking off?
回答3:
You could just hook them up and set up a local area network couldn't you? If you wanted to just do it quick and dirty. Set up a compiler on each machine, and just send the code through your local series of tubes, compile on one of your build machines and continue working.
回答4:
I love Hudson (http://hudson-ci.org/). It is feature-reach, stable and free. It's primarily focused on Java, but can be easily be used to build non-java projects
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1014524/how-can-i-offload-a-build-to-a-server-to-stay-productive