Re: Questions about bakefile and IDE integration...

I'll take a shot at this!

I'm using Bakefile to support 3 environments: XCode, MSVDS2005, and
GNUMake.  We do not do autobuilds, BUT it would be easy enough to write a
script that would do this....

  svn co <proj>
  cd <bakefile/build dir>
  bakefile_gen
  <build command>

ta da!  Add tests for platform and errors and your golden.

Personally, I have not found a Linux IDE--unless you count Emacs--that I
care for.  RAD tool, though, wxFormBuilder gets my vote.

Extending Bakefiles is relatively easy.

SB


On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 11:19 AM, Garth Dahlstrom <[email protected]>wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I'm one of the devs on the Mixxx DJ software project (http://mixxx.org).
> Currently, we use SCons to do our builds on Linux, OSX and Win32...  Our
> project is C++ based.
>
> Our SConscript is a ~1400 line python script that builds the software
> calling whichever compiler and using whatever methods it can to solve deps
> on each target.
>
> It works decently well from the command line, but it tends to repeat with a
> lot of target platform conditional stuff and it doesn't lend itself to
> autobuilds or IDE-based development...   I think we can generate msvc
> project files, but being a Linux guy I'm stuck editing in nano or gedit.
>
> I'm wondering if people can comment on their experinces with Bakefile in
> setting up autobuilds and if bakefile would be an appropriate fit for
> generating some type of cross-platform IDE project file for something like
> Eclipse/CDT (xml format) or Qt Creator (qmake project files)?
>
> Or if there is a C++ IDE that people already use on Linux (Glade, KDevelop
> or whatever)?
>
> Cheers,
>
> -G
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