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Hi,

On Wed, Sep 19, 2012 at 10:49:46AM +0200, David Tardon wrote:
Hi all,

On Thu, Aug 02, 2012 at 12:00:22PM +0200, David Tardon wrote:
Hi all,

now that 3.6.0 is sucessfully out, I have started pushing gbuild
conversion forward again. The latest result of my effort is on branch
feature/gbuild_ure and you really do want to test that it works on your
platform :-) What is there:

1/ Module bridges has been converted to gbuild. This module is _crucial_
   for UNO. Have I already said that you want to test the branch? The
   absolute minimum to check that C++ bridge still works is to run

   make testtools.all

2/ Module cli_ure has been converted to gbuild. Actually I have created
   some machinery for building CLI stuff in gbuild, because it seemed to
   make more sense than copy-pasting (nearly) the same code several
   times. This only builds on windows. I do expect some problems, because
   I only smoketested the code (replacing all commands by touch $@).

3/ 21 modules have been added to tail_build. I hope that I have found
   and fixed all incomplete dependencies, but it is possible that some
   additional ones arise on different platforms/configurations.

If you find a problem, yell at me or fix it :-)

I finally got around to fixing the remaining problems: There were
several more missing dependencies that I found by running make
module.all for all modules in tail_build. In addition to that, I have
run test builds on ppc, ppc64, s390 and s390x (I do not have easy access
to other architectures). I do not suppose I am going to get any more
testers for the branch, so I am going to merge it to master in a couple
of days (most probably on Saturday). Thanks everyone involved
(especially Matus) for testing!

The branch feature/gbuild_ure has been merged to master.

D.

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