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tinderbox |
mozilla/tools/tinderbox =================== This directory is for the scripts associated with the client-side of tinderbox (scripts to checkout, build, and report the status of the tree to a tinderbox server). Table of Contents ================= * README This file. * build-seamonkey.pl A perl script to drive the client side of tinderbox (unix variants). usage: build-seamonkey.pl [--clobber | --depend] [-t TreeName] [--testonly] [--once] * bloatdiff.pl Script used to process leak data in the logs. * build-seamonkey-util.pl Core unix tinderbox stuff. * post-mozilla-sample.pl Example of post-build test script * tinder-defaults.pl Default script variables. * gettime.pl Wrapper to get hires time, if available. * tinderbox Wrapper script to start unix builds. * install-links Create links to a tinderbox install directory. Tinderbox example for SeaMonkey build ===================================== Here is an example of how to set up a "SeaMonkey" tinderbox build of mozilla. # Create tinderbox source files in mozilla, # then SeaMonkey directory where mozilla tree will live. cvs co mozilla/tools/tinderbox mkdir SeaMonkey cd SeaMonkey; ../mozilla/tools/tinderbox/install-links # # Create tinder-config.pl file in SeaMonkey directory. # Copy one from an existing build, or create a sample one and edit it: # ./build-seamonkey.pl --example-config > tinder-config.pl # # mozconfig. If you have configure options, add them to a # file named "mozconfig" in the SeaMonkey directory. # Again, you can copy one from a build, or create one. # For a default stock build, this file is not needed or # can be blank. # # Start the tinderbox! From the SeaMonkey directory: ./tinderbox depend start # You can watch the build run the first time with: tail -f <objdir>/<logname>