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: Agreed, the cmake-based approach sounds really sensible, and would also help unify the build infrastructure,i.e. regarding the [[FlightGear Build Server]], to make the setup better reproducable, but also allow CI to be set up locally, i.e. as part of NetBeans or Eclipse. The question is which parts of the script could be reasonably moved into some form of CMake/superbuild script - certain things are highly distro/OS/platform specific. And I'm not sure just how flexible cmake is here ? | : Agreed, the cmake-based approach sounds really sensible, and would also help unify the build infrastructure,i.e. regarding the [[FlightGear Build Server]], to make the setup better reproducable, but also allow CI to be set up locally, i.e. as part of NetBeans or Eclipse. The question is which parts of the script could be reasonably moved into some form of CMake/superbuild script - certain things are highly distro/OS/platform specific. And I'm not sure just how flexible cmake is here ? | ||
== Clear description of what is being built in the log file == | === Clear description of what is being built in the log file === | ||
When running the download_and_compile script, it would be nice if the version of FlightGear being installed is displayed early on (e.g. so that it appears at the top of the compilation_log.txt file). Is it easy to add this to the script? Or is there another obvious way to find the version? In the download_and_compile script the last stable revision is stated. But is this line always correct? | When running the download_and_compile script, it would be nice if the version of FlightGear being installed is displayed early on (e.g. so that it appears at the top of the compilation_log.txt file). Is it easy to add this to the script? Or is there another obvious way to find the version? In the download_and_compile script the last stable revision is stated. But is this line always correct? | ||