gump <http://gump.apache.org/index.html> is a tool for building free
java software for purposes of integration testing. It currently tries
to download and build 812 packages.
Last night I wrote a simple cron job script (attached) that:
1. builds FSF HEAD gcj
2. builds ecj from eclipse.org cvs
3. builds java-gcj-compat from cvs
4. runs gump with the above
Only 60 packages built on the first go. I think there are some very
simple things preventing others to build.
Unfortunately, I don't seem to have an option to conveniently host
browsable logs, since they are so big. I've temporarily placed a
compressed archive here for the curious:
http://people.redhat.com/green/log.tar.bz2
I'll figure out how to host this properly (maybe gcc.gnu.org?). And my
cron job is already set to go daily. Any suggestions on tweaking the
script are welcome.