@ICooper London

Need to get TeamCity CI server to build C++ project. Any pointers? #lazyweb

4:53AM Tue, January 10 2012

@stack72

depends - if you have a visual studio sln then you can use that - otherwise you would have to write custom cmd file

4:56AM Tue, January 10 2012

@HowardvRooijen

if it's a standard Visual Studio C++ project in VS 2010 - then it's all just standard MSBuild

5:02AM Tue, January 10 2012

@HowardvRooijen

pain points come depending on your testing framework - if you're using Boost then you need to include a TeamCity library ....

5:03AM Tue, January 10 2012

@HowardvRooijen

that will echo out the test results in a format TC will understand.

5:03AM Tue, January 10 2012

@ICooper London

using Google Test...

5:03AM Tue, January 10 2012

@HowardvRooijen

google test is supported out of the box according to: http://t.co/V0k2l9r0

5:05AM Tue, January 10 2012

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Need to get TeamCity CI server to build C++ project. Any pointers? #lazyweb

depends - if you have a visual studio sln then you can use that - otherwise you would have to write custom cmd file

if it's a standard Visual Studio C++ project in VS 2010 - then it's all just standard MSBuild

pain points come depending on your testing framework - if you're using Boost then you need to include a TeamCity library ....

that will echo out the test results in a format TC will understand.

using Google Test...

google test is supported out of the box according to: http://t.co/V0k2l9r0

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Need to get TeamCity CI server to build C++ project. Any pointers? #lazyweb

depends - if you have a visual studio sln then you can use that - otherwise you would have to write custom cmd file

if it's a standard Visual Studio C++ project in VS 2010 - then it's all just standard MSBuild

pain points come depending on your testing framework - if you're using Boost then you need to include a TeamCity library ....

that will echo out the test results in a format TC will understand.

using Google Test...

google test is supported out of the box according to: http://t.co/V0k2l9r0

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