[RFC] Platforms


Damian Maguire <DMaguire@...>
 

Morning folks, 

It's stats gathering time for OpenMAMA ;-)

Myself and Frank are currently doing some work on our CI environment and wanted to get a bit of feedback regarding the platforms people are working with, either for development or production (or indeed, environments they expect to be working with in the not too distant future). If you have a bit of time, I'd really appreciate it if you could let me know a few details (off list is fine if you're more comfortable with that):
  • Operating Systems used 
  • Development environments (IDEs, compilers etc)
  • Python versions.
  • Other pertinent library versions
Note: I'd particularly like to hear about Windows users, since that's slightly more of an unknown for me.

Just to get the ball rolling, the following are the environments I'm typically working with:

Operating Systems (All 64bit):
  • Fedora 17
  • Centos 6.4
  • Red Hat 6
  • Windows 7
Development Environments:
  • Vim (with various plugins – NERDTree, YouCompleteMe, Syntastic etc)
  • Eclipse (Kepler) - With CDT
  • GCC 4.4 (Centos), GCC 4.7 (Fedora), Clang 3.3 (Fedora and Centos)
  • Visual Studio 2010 
Python Versions:
  • 2.7.5 (Fedora & Centos), 2.6.6 (Centos)
  • 2.6 (Windows)
Other Libraries:
  • Boost 1.54, 1.48 (Windows)

Cheers, 

Damian


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Daniel Pocock
 

On 19/09/13 10:54, Damian Maguire wrote:
Morning folks, 

It's stats gathering time for OpenMAMA ;-)

Myself and Frank are currently doing some work on our CI environment and wanted to get a bit of feedback regarding the platforms people are working with, either for development or production (or indeed, environments they expect to be working with in the not too distant future). If you have a bit of time, I'd really appreciate it if you could let me know a few details (off list is fine if you're more comfortable with that):
  • Operating Systems used

I've also tried a build on GNU HURD and kFreeBSD kernels using the portability code from the "linux" tree under common and using the Debian toolset with those kernels.

It seems to build fine.  Maybe the linux tree could be renamed posix

--- a/common/c_cpp/configure.ac
+++ b/common/c_cpp/configure.ac
@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ AC_CANONICAL_BUILD()
 # Set up symbolic links for os-specific files
 AC_MSG_NOTICE([Configuring symbolic links for $build_os in $srcdir])
 case $build_os in
-       linux*-*)   AC_CONFIG_LINKS([$srcdir/src/c/wombat/port.h:src/c/linux/port.h
+       linux*-*|kfreebsd-gnu|gnu)   AC_CONFIG_LINKS([$srcdir/src/c/wombat/port.h:src/c/linux/port.h
                                   $srcdir/src/c/wombat/wMath.h:src/c/linux/wMath.h
                                   $srcdir/src/c/wombat/wUuid.h:src/c/linux/wUuid.h
                                   $srcdir/src/c/wombat/wConfig.h:src/c/linux/wConfig.h



Matt Mulhern
 

Just adding a few to the list:
  • Operating Systems used 
    • Windows XP
    • Centos 5.5 (32 & 64 bit)
    • Centos 6.4 (32 & 64 bit)
    • Ubuntu 12.04 (64 bit)
    • Mint 13 (maya - 64 bit)
  • Development environments (IDEs, compilers etc)
    • Vim (usually gvim or in combination with tmux)
    • GCC 4.4.7
    • CodeBlocks (windows)
    • Netbeans (Centos, Ubuntu, Mint)
    • Visual Studio 10
  • Python versions.
    • 2.6.6

Cheers,

Matt Mulhern




On Thu, Sep 19, 2013 at 10:06 AM, Daniel Pocock <daniel@...> wrote:
On 19/09/13 10:54, Damian Maguire wrote:
Morning folks, 

It's stats gathering time for OpenMAMA ;-)

Myself and Frank are currently doing some work on our CI environment and wanted to get a bit of feedback regarding the platforms people are working with, either for development or production (or indeed, environments they expect to be working with in the not too distant future). If you have a bit of time, I'd really appreciate it if you could let me know a few details (off list is fine if you're more comfortable with that):
  • Operating Systems used

I've also tried a build on GNU HURD and kFreeBSD kernels using the portability code from the "linux" tree under common and using the Debian toolset with those kernels.

It seems to build fine.  Maybe the linux tree could be renamed posix

--- a/common/c_cpp/configure.ac
+++ b/common/c_cpp/configure.ac
@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ AC_CANONICAL_BUILD()
 # Set up symbolic links for os-specific files
 AC_MSG_NOTICE([Configuring symbolic links for $build_os in $srcdir])
 case $build_os in
-       linux*-*)   AC_CONFIG_LINKS([$srcdir/src/c/wombat/port.h:src/c/linux/port.h
+       linux*-*|kfreebsd-gnu|gnu)   AC_CONFIG_LINKS([$srcdir/src/c/wombat/port.h:src/c/linux/port.h
                                   $srcdir/src/c/wombat/wMath.h:src/c/linux/wMath.h
                                   $srcdir/src/c/wombat/wUuid.h:src/c/linux/wUuid.h
                                   $srcdir/src/c/wombat/wConfig.h:src/c/linux/wConfig.h



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