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| + | Builds in the Nightly and Snapshots directory are provided with no guarantee that they will run correctly, or run at all. If the Slicer3 trunk is compiling when the builds are made, the resulting binary will be uploaded. These builds are intended more for internal developer use and debugging, rather than end user use. | ||
Revision as of 21:09, 4 March 2008
Home < Slicer:SlicerBinariesSlicer3 binaries are currently being generated for the following platforms:
- linux-x86_64
- linux-x86
- win32
- darwin-ppc
- darwin-x86
Builds for these platforms are auto-generated nightly from the Slicer3 svn trunk, and uploaded to the Nightly directory. Builds older than seven days are deleted from the directory by a nightly cron job.
Around the first of the month, one binary for each platform is copied from the Nightly directory into the Snapshots directory to provide a historical archive of builds.
Builds in the Nightly and Snapshots directory are provided with no guarantee that they will run correctly, or run at all. If the Slicer3 trunk is compiling when the builds are made, the resulting binary will be uploaded. These builds are intended more for internal developer use and debugging, rather than end user use.
