Building Thirdparty Dependencies BlackTie depends upon several libraries provided by thirdparties. Moreover, these dependencies are then expected to be available in a Maven repository or your ~/.m2/repository folder. Currently, we provide in reposit... 
Deploying Blacktie Deployed and running in under 2 minutes... This article is intended to illustrate quite how easy it is to deploy BlackTie onto a fresh machine. We will also be running all the examples that ship with BlackTie in this ... Building Blacktie A video showing this process on Blacktie 2.0 has been uploaded to Vimeo, this process is very similar for 3.x - feel free to take a look: Building BlackTie from Tom Jenkinson on Vimeo. The following instruc... 
BlackTie on SunOS platforms These instructions show how to build BlackTie on a Solaris 10 platform. They may work with other SunOS releases but have only been validated on Solaris 10 update 8. The instructions are sufficiently different from the... 
Integrating BlackTie into the Hudson CI Environment Assuming that you are familiar with the process of building blacktie, then integrating it into a Hudson CI environment should be a readily achievable task. The main problem associated with configuring Hudson i... Blacktie Extreme Quick Start If you know you want to use BlackTie and just need some help getting started with the project, you can follow the instructions at the following page which will give guidance on how to deploy the bi... Memory Leaks Check with Valgrind What is Valgrind ? Valgrind is an instrumentation framework for building dynamic analysis tools. There are Valgrind tools that can automatically detect many memory management and threading bugs, and profil... Developing Blacktie The following article describes how to set up a development environment based upon eclipse and also provides an overview of how the build system is structured (and therefore how to perform partial builds): Usin...
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