On Mar 9, 2009, at 2:59 PM, Aurélio A. Heckert wrote:

This log will be updated every day: http://inkscapeBrasil.org/LastMakeCheck

A script on my cron do this (with other little tests):

svn update ./autogen.sh ./configure --prefix="$bin_dir" \ --with-perl --with-python \ --enable-inkboard \ --with-gnome-vfs make make install make check > update-the-web-page

You might want to look into some actual "continuous build" software.

One that is free and quick to set up is CruiseControl

http://cruisecontrol.sourceforge.net/

I've used it now and then, and did successfully test setting it up on one of my PC's to do an Inkscape build. One of the nice things with a continuous build system is that generally they know about different source control tools, and when things fail can pinpoint who had made commits since the last successful build.

Also I poked in our CxxTest support for different output formats. So if we need something else, it is not that hard.

I found a error while compiling for make check.

The make check produce this line 3 times: VER_SVNREV=" r`svn info . | sed -n -e '/^Revision:/s/Revision: (.*)/\1/p'`"; \

But my system is in portuguese, that will never found "Revision", and we may have other non english systems. So, we need to prepend the "svn info" with LANG=en: VER_SVNREV=" r`LANG=en svn info . | sed -n -e '/^Revision:/s/Revision: (.*)/\1/p'`"; \

I have committed this change in src/Makefile.am, may we have others like that...

PS: Thanks Jasper :-)