Re: [soa-pmc] build system

[Adrian Mos <adrian.mos@xxxxxxxx>]

Hi Oisin,

great, skype sounds good. 
Regarding the requirements, from Mangrove point of view, they are rather basic:
- headless build system for the Mangrove code base (split in various modules)
- generation of the various Mangrove features
- integration of the result into the overall SOA TLP releases

If I understood correctly, buckminster can be use for the Magrove build (with the different modules) and the generation of the features, while b3 can be used in the overall SOA TLP build to aggregate the various projects.

So on my side, what I'll like to know is what kind of structure I need to have in Mangrove (different directories and so on) to make [re]using as much of your Buckminster code easy. And then of course how all this can be put into b3.

For people that do not want to use Buckminster within their project, I imagine they will only be interested in using b3?

Talk to you in a few minutes.
Cheers,
Adrian.

On Sep 13, 2010, at 8:44 AM, Oisin Hurley wrote:

>> I have booked a phone line (+33 1 72 12 29 69) but perhaps skype is also an option (my ID is domnueipi).
> 
> Let's try doing the skype conference approach shall we? It would be a good
> idea to put a bit of structure on this - with no confirmation mail for
> a time, I
> haven't prepared any starting point code - so let's do a survey of what's in
> the overall container project, what requirements each project has and get
> those down for the record.
> 
> --oh