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Adding Gradle as an alternate build system. #69

Closed tjhruska closed 12 years ago

tjhruska commented 12 years ago
  1. All gradle commands can use an installed version of gradle or an included gradle wrapper file -example using installed gradle: gradle tasks -example using gradle wrapper: ./gradlew tasks
  2. Removed eclipse files from repository to remove ide dependence. -Gradle allows for each user to create/update their own ide files -example command to refresh/create eclipse files: gradle cleanEclipse eclipse -see Gradle documentation if you want to see how to add another ide
  3. Added maven plugin to gradle to allow for creation/installion of jars into maven repos -example of installing into local repo: gradle install -configure maven repo location/info in local.properties file
jeffheaton commented 12 years ago

Thanks for that! I've merged this into our source tree.

tjhruska commented 12 years ago

I hope it is useful. I was worried about committing the removal of the ide files, as some people might have trouble setting up the files, and may need directions on how to generate the ide files. Would it be useful if I added some kind of getting started blurb to one of the read me files on how to build the ide configuration files for eclipse? Thanks, Timothy P.S. I used the encog package a couple of years ago, and was happy to see that it is still being maintained. Looking forward to seeing the updates to the package since the last time I looked at it.

--- On Sun, 2/26/12, Jeff Heaton reply@reply.github.com wrote:

From: Jeff Heaton reply@reply.github.com Subject: Re: [encog-java-core] Adding Gradle as an alternate build system. (#69) To: "Timothy Hruska" tjhruska@yahoo.com Date: Sunday, February 26, 2012, 2:08 PM

Thanks for that! I've merged this into our source tree.

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