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Andy Levi wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 19:07, howszat
> <cgu0sij02_at_sneakemail.com> wrote:
> > Usually no, but when getting close to the final release,
> before formal
> > integration testing its good to revision the actual binary code.
> > Otherwise the tested code might not be exactly the same as the
> > released code due to some compiler settings not being
> exactly the same
> > between builds (of the same source code).
> > In the environment I'm using (a small embedded microcontroller) this
> > matters a lot more than on something like .net though.
>
> Then your build process isn't repeatable & reliable. Why isn't the
> build script, which controls those compiler settings, also stored in
> the repository with the code?
Yep, I strongly recommend this practice. We always build outside the IDE when we are close to shipping. (Nant scripts) The compile settings are stored in the build script, so we can be sure that everyone builds with the same configuration.
Cheers
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