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Continous integration build tool for CVS version control system with C++ and C# projects

Hi,

I want to implement a continuous integration build system for a client. There source code is mainly c++ and .NET with a bit of JAVA.

They use CVS for version control system as well as VSS for some other projects (i know, its old fashioned.. but hey they are not ready to make the change.)

So i would like to know what your thoughts are on the best way to get the best out of this pet project.

My initial thoughts are using CruiseControl with NANT. Obviously, i plan on adding test suites as part of the build process.

I am keen to hear some of your experiences related to CVS and continous integration tools.

orims

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