[sldev] CMake project merged to release branch!

[Bruce Tong]

I'm pulling down the .zip files containing the source to a Windows box
and I don't find the develop.py script. I don't see it in the TAR
balls on my Linux box either, though I pulled them down last week.

I'm guessing the CMake support is something I'm only going to find
pulling source from SVN right now, or am I just blind? I've looked
around the source folders and re-read a dozen wiki pages and I must be
missing something.

On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 10:55 AM, Soft <soft at lindenlab.com> wrote:
>>>> I'm pleased to announce that our release (aka "trunk") branch is now
>>>> built using CMake on all platforms.
>>>
>>> I don't see it.  Trunk doesn't seem to have it.
>>
>> I have not seen any SVN commits in the last few days so i presume
>> thats internally and i assume it will sync up when soft does the
>> weekly sync. But any chance of getting a sync earlier so i can rattle
>> through some tests again?
>
> I've pushed the current source - have a look at release/. I'm
> iterating over some Mac cmake export issues right now and installing
> VS2008 to see how the export fares there. I'll push another today with
> the things I know about resolved.
>
> Please speak up as you find issues with Linux or other Windows build
> platforms. The cmake release merge marks the point where we -do- start
> paying close attention to VS2005 and VS2008 builds as well, so if
> you've been holding back...

-- 
Bruce Tong
Software Engineer
Office of Information Technology
Ohio University