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| Re: [ecf-dev] ECF build v2 -- Build easier | 
Hi All,
Although I'm all in favor of people bringing up and discussing build 
tools/systems for use specifically for ECF's build needs, I would like 
to request that detailed technical discussions about the characteristics 
and relative merits of various systems be held elsewhere (on appropriate 
project mailing list, or EF wiki page, or other)...and that summaries 
(with links if appropriate) be posted here.
Thanks,
Scott
Dann Martens wrote:
Chris Aniszczyk wrote:
    http://wiki.eclipse.org/Common_Build_Infrastructure
This should alleviate some of the burden of projects have when 
setting up builds.
Could you give us some background on what the mission statement is 
behind this builder? I've read through the wiki, but it's a bit sparse 
and unclear.
How does it integrate with the Eclipse IDE? Can I audit the complete 
build process as a developer using the workbench UI?
How does it generate packaging artefacts? What about my .wars and 
.ears and whatnot .jars?
How does it do version branding (e.g. for a pure Java project, or a 
plug-in for that matter)?
And yey, it's already chuck full of EMF goodness, how much does it 
weigh to develop for Athena and to use it? What's the footprint of an 
Eclipse instance to write extensions for it, and how much does it 
weigh standalone? To give you a reason for my concern, Galileo with 
EMF weighs in 367 MB (vs. 162 MB for the classic), and even the 
EMFified e4 trial is a whopping 200 MB. Is it me, or is that a 125% 
increase in footprint, an amazing more than doubling in size? It 
wouldn't be the first project I worked on where people have office 
machines which die with something that size. One of the reasons TPTP 
is sometimes not an option; just way too big for some of these office 
machines you're forced to work on.
Thanks!
Dann
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