Continuous Integration Test - Travis: Linux (gcc 8)
This is a collection of small examples borrowed (with modifications) from any possible source, mostly from documents and blogs posted by Jin Hao.
The simple applications (netepad, calculator, etc.) in the root directory show how to combine a few features of Nana C++ GUI programing.
The aim of each .cpp files in the "Examples" directory is to show how to use one Nana feature (and to test it).
The master, hotfix and develop branches allow you to quickly browse, modify and compile any of the demos. You can use it for a quick setup of your own project. This allow you to quickly select (checkout) the exact version of nana (in the nana repository!!) - for example, the latest hotfix - you want to use and recompile it together with the demo of your choice. It also allow you to quickly browse, modify, test and contribute! to nana.
All demos (FreeMe- not) are updated to Nana v1.7. But this need periodical revision and adaptation.
This is also a test for each change in nana. I compile regularly all of them after each push to the master
or hotfixes branches of Nana.
Travis will automatically compile all (see the nana .travis.yml) in a Continuous Integration test (CI) in Linux with gcc:
- nana/master will compile nana-demo/master
- nana/hotfix will compile nana-demo/hotfix
- nana/develope - nana/develope.
All demos are automatically added to the Doxygen-generated Nana Documentation from the project Nana-docs
If you have another build system tested for this collection of demos, please take a time to contribute it back here. Thank!