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BartVandewoestyne / Effective-Modern-Cpp

Sample code for the Effective Modern C++ book by Scott Meyers.
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Setup Continuous Integration on Travis CI #5

Closed BartVandewoestyne closed 8 years ago

BartVandewoestyne commented 8 years ago

We should setup Continuous Integration so we can easily test if everything works under several different environments. See https://travis-ci.org/

BartVandewoestyne commented 8 years ago

I've started something at https://travis-ci.org/BartVandewoestyne/Effective-Modern-Cpp/ but I was not able to figure out how to get at least Boost 1.56. I think we need at least Boost 1.56 to have support for Boost.TypeIndex (see Item 4). If anybody knows how to get Boost 1.56 on Travis CI, please let me know or adapt the .travis.yml file.

yoyonel commented 8 years ago

Hi Bart ! Yes you're right, we need Boost 1.56. (for the Item 4 and TypeIndex boost support). You can look into my Travis CI depot, i managed to build my fork depot (master branch):

The trick was to added a custom build of the boost's version you need (1.56 in our case). It's not difficult after all, but it was my first time with Travis CI ;-)

BartVandewoestyne commented 8 years ago

Our Travis CI builds now work for g++ 4.9 and 5.0, and also for clang++ 3.6. Only clang++ 3.7 is still failing. I consider 3/4 a succes and am therefore closing this issue. Travis CI seems functional now.

yoyonel commented 8 years ago

Oki doki, i will look soon for clang++ 3.7. Keep in touch ;)

ps: It's strange ... in my travis account, i have a full functional result even for clang++ 3.7 ... MmMMMmm => https://travis-ci.org/yoyonel/Effective-Modern-Cpp/builds/131356025

yoyonel commented 8 years ago

Oki i see the problem. I have the same on my work computer. The apt for llvm seems to be changed, i need to update the apt url for precise (or other ubuntu releases) and llvm.