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Message #02982
Re: Windows test platforms
Monday 26 April 2010 11:25:53 Michael Widenius wrote:
> Hi!
>
> >>>>> "Bo" == Bo Thorsen <bo@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
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> <cut>
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> Bo> For building the installable packages, I intend to use XP and Visual
> Studio Bo> 2008.
>
> We should look at using Visual Studio 2010 ASAP, as this is said to
> give significantly better performance.
The only reason I didn't choose VS2010 is that it's only beta at this moment.
When it's out of beta, I agree we should use this instead.
However, having a test buildbot system with the 2010 beta is probably a good
idea, to get rid of compiler problems from it.
> Bo> My list of systems to test the packages and do the compile + make test
> on Bo> would be:
>
> Bo> XP Pro 32 bit
> Bo> Vista 32 bit
> Bo> Windows 7 64 bit
> Bo> Server 2008 64 bit
>
> Bo> On XP, I'd install VC++ 2005, on the others VC++ 2008. When Visual
> Studio 2010 Bo> is out, I'll install that on Vista and one of the 64 bit
> systems.
>
> Bo> This is four systems that does a very thin span of the incredible
> amount of Bo> systems done by MS. (And people say there are a lot of Linux
> distributions.)
>
> Bo> Does this make sense to you? Please let me know what you think.
>
> Sounds good.
>
> We should probably start with trying to get packages for Windows 7, 64
> bit.
I hope we can have just two packages - 32 and 64 bit - that will install on
all Windows systems. There might be differences between the systems that have
to be handled in the packages, but I don't want to have two packages per
Windows version. That would be *really* bad.
Kind regards,
Bo Thorsen,
Monty Program AB.
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