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Project Tracker

The opencmiss project tracker is hosted by the Physiome project's Tracker

Tips

• To view openCMISS tracker items, go to https://tracker.physiomeproject.org/buglist.cgi?query_format=advanced&bug_status=NEW&bug_status=ASSIGNED&bug_status=REOPENED&product=openCMISS-cm
• To add a tracker item: https://tracker.physiomeproject.org/enter_bug.cgi?classification=openCMISS-cm
• Set preferences in the tracker to shadow/watch the openc.nosp@m.miss.nosp@m.@phys.nosp@m.iome.nosp@m.proje.nosp@m.ct.o.nosp@m.rg user. It is a default CC on openCMISS items, and that way you can set your preferences as to which bugmail you get, and have all new openCMISS tracker items.
• There is an RSS feed link for any search result, so if you do a search for openCMISS (Advanced search, then choose openCMISS from "Classification"), you can use the RSS feed, and CC yourself to tracker items of interest.

Doxygen

The programmer documentation is managed by Doxygen. The html version of doxygen is hosted in http://cmiss.bioeng.auckland.ac.nz/OpenCMISS/doc/doxygen/html/.

Tips

• Can be downloaded from http://www.stack.nl/~dimitri/doxygen/
• Suggested Doxygen version is 1.5.6. (Currently there are some problems with 1.5.7 & 1.5.8)
• To generate html and latex versions, go to <path_to_your_opencmiss_folder>/doc/doxygen and run doxygen under that directory. There will be two folders html and latex generated.
• To generate pdf version, use some latex to pdf conversion tools, e.g pdflatex. In the latex folder, run "pdflatex refman.tex" and the refman.pdf file will be produced.
• By default dot is enabled. Dot tool is part of Graphviz, a graph visualization toolkit from AT&T and Lucent Bell Labs. To reduce number of files generated, disable the dot tool by setting HAVE_DOT=NO in <path_to_your_opencmiss_folder>/doc/doxygen/Doxyfile.

Buildbot

Buildbot is used as the automatic building and testing tool for the openCMISS project. Currently, the buildbot master is hosted at http://autotest.bioeng.auckland.ac.nz:8888/. Refer to the buildbot manual for the buildmaster and buildslave initial set up.

To add the addition buildslave for OpenCMISS

1. Install Buildbot and all required installations for OpenCMISS
2. Make sure that all build dependencies are met
3. Accept the ssl certificate permanently: in terminal, use

   svn list https://svn.physiomeproject.org/svn/opencmissextras/cm/trunk/external/ 

   and select p.
4. Send an email to openc.nosp@m.miss.nosp@m.-deve.nosp@m.lope.nosp@m.rs@li.nosp@m.sts..nosp@m.sourc.nosp@m.efor.nosp@m.ge.ne.nosp@m.t with the following information
   • Name (e.g. Joe Bloggs)
   • OS - Name, Version & Architecture ( CentOS 5 64bit)
   • Compiler name, version
5. When you get a response, you will receive a build slave name (e.g. centos5_64) and a password (e.g. PaSSw0rd)
6. Follow the following slave instructions.

   buildbot create-slave [slave dir] autotest.bioeng.auckland.ac.nz:9999 [slavename] [password]
   cd [slave dir]/info
   echo "Put Your Name Here < and some cryptic email text> ” > admin
   echo “OpenCMISS - Name Version & Architecture “`uname -a` > host
   cat admin host
   cd [slave dir]
   # Set the OPENCMISSEXTRAS_ROOT, OPENCMISS_ROOT, and PATH environment variables in the Makefile
   make start 
   tail -f [slave dir]/twistd.log

Tips

• Manual and downloads from http://buildbot.net/trac
• It could contain one build master(machine to trigger the builds on different build slaves and deliver information about the build results through protocols like HTTP, mail)
• It could contain several build slaves (obtain codes from svn repository and do the build under build master's instructions).
• Build master and build slaves can be on the same machine.
• The svn update for buildbot allows source code update from other branches or previous revisions. To do that, in the svn builder page, either enter the branch path from cm directory(exclusive) in the "Branch to build" text field or enter the revision number in the "Revision to build" text field.