who can test what...

Windows / iOS with the latest almost only as a logbook only. No Linux use
at all.

Post by Dirk Hohndel
I realize that most of us use Linux as their primary OS, but I also realize that
I'm losing track of who has access to / interest in what...
Linux: everyone (or nearly)
Windows: Lubomir, Dirk, Stefan(?), JanM
Mac: Robert, Dirk, Murillo, Jocke(?)
Android: Anton, Dirk, Jocke(?)
iOS: Dirk, Murillo(?), Robert(?)
It would be nice to have a current list so we can get things tested in a more
targeted manner. Would people be ok if I added a little file to the repo that
tracks this?
If you have access to a non-Linux platform and can test, that would be nice
to know, if you can compile on one of those platforms, that would be even
more interesting...
I'm really not sure what's the best way to do this, but I notice that I'm asking
myself this question quite regularly and to always just reach out to the one
person I can think of seems wrong and inefficient...
Thanks
/D
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Robert Helling

2018-10-08 19:50:41 UTC

Hi Dirk,

Post by Dirk Hohndel
Linux: everyone (or nearly)
Windows: Lubomir, Dirk, Stefan(?), JanM
Mac: Robert, Dirk, Murillo, Jocke(?)
Android: Anton, Dirk, Jocke(?)
iOS: Dirk, Murillo(?), Robert(?)

yes, I can test and build both on Mac and iOS (although building for the latter usually requires some effort to get going again).

Best
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Murillo Bernardes

2018-10-08 20:02:17 UTC

Yep, I can build and test on Mac, iOS and Linux.

Whatever you want a more in depth test just let me know.

I haven't been active recently but still build ssrf every now and then
for a quick check.

Martin de Weger

2018-10-08 21:56:11 UTC

I can test on Mac and iOS, I don’t know how to build.

Post by Murillo Bernardes

Yep, I can build and test on Mac, iOS and Linux.
Whatever you want a more in depth test just let me know.
I haven't been active recently but still build ssrf every now and then
for a quick check.
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Chirana Gheorghita Eugeniu Theodor

2018-10-09 06:17:22 UTC

Windows and android here. Maibe linux

I can test on Mac and iOS, I donât know how to build.

Post by Murillo Bernardes

Post by Dirk Hohndel
I realize that most of us use Linux as their primary OS, but I also

realize that

Post by Murillo Bernardes

Post by Dirk Hohndel
I'm losing track of who has access to / interest in what...
Linux: everyone (or nearly)
Windows: Lubomir, Dirk, Stefan(?), JanM
Mac: Robert, Dirk, Murillo, Jocke(?)
Android: Anton, Dirk, Jocke(?)
iOS: Dirk, Murillo(?), Robert(?)

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Jan Mulder

2018-10-09 06:46:30 UTC

Test and build: Linux, Android.

And in the past, I could build and test for Windows (MXE crossbuild from
Linux), but as I hardly even do Windows things, I have not used that for
build for a long time. So now, occasionally, Windows test.

--jan

Salvador Cuñat

2018-10-09 19:21:39 UTC

Hi Dirk.

Post by Dirk Hohndel
It would be nice to have a current list so we can get things tested in a more
targeted manner. Would people be ok if I added a little file to the repo that
tracks this?

it's ok for me.

Post by Dirk Hohndel
If you have access to a non-Linux platform and can test, that would be nice
to know, if you can compile on one of those platforms, that would be even
more interesting...

I can test on Linux, Windows and Android, but just build on linux as I
don't have a building environment set on Windows.

Best regards,

Salva.

Dirk Hohndel

2018-10-09 19:39:44 UTC

Post by Dirk Hohndel
If you have access to a non-Linux platform and can test, that would be nice
to know, if you can compile on one of those platforms, that would be even
more interesting...

I can test on Linux, Windows and Android, but just build on linux as I
don't have a building environment set on Windows.

So since a couple people have said this, just to repeat what I said in a
different thread... with current master building for Windows locally is as
easy as

clone sources
cd subsurface
bash ./scripts/windows-container/before_install.sh
bash ./scripts/windows-container/travisbuild.sh

you'll get a win32 directory parallel to that subsurface directory, and in
win32/subsurface you'll find a complete Windows build

This assumes that you're on Linux and that Docker is installed. I don't
think you need much more than that (oh, and some patients and the ability
to download 2+GB over the internet)

What it does is download a customized Ubuntu 18.04 container with MXE
pre-built inside, and then build Subsurface inside of that :-)

So more or less anyone with a reasonably powerful Linux box and an
internet connection can build local Windows binaries

/D

Salvador Cuñat

2018-10-09 20:26:53 UTC

Post by Dirk Hohndel
If you have access to a non-Linux platform and can test, that would be nice
to know, if you can compile on one of those platforms, that would be even
more interesting...

I can test on Linux, Windows and Android, but just build on linux as I
don't have a building environment set on Windows.

So since a couple people have said this, just to repeat what I said in a
different thread... with current master building for Windows locally is as
easy as

Yes, yes, I use to cross build on mxe, I'd just thought you meant
native building which seems only possible for Lubomir :-)

Best regards.

Salva.

Dirk Hohndel

2018-10-09 21:43:43 UTC

Post by Salvador CuÃ±at
I can test on Linux, Windows and Android, but just build on linux as I
don't have a building environment set on Windows.

So since a couple people have said this, just to repeat what I said in a
different thread... with current master building for Windows locally is as
easy as

Yes, yes, I use to cross build on mxe, I'd just thought you meant
native building which seems only possible for Lubomir :-)

Correct. I believe Lubomir is still the only person ever to get the native
build to actually work.

He's special :-)

/D

Lubomir I. Ivanov

2018-10-10 01:00:46 UTC