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I have a C++ open source project that's available from a public svn repository.

It would help me a lot if there is an online service that I can point to my repository and have it build it with GCC on 32 and 64 bit. Then I know that it builds without errors or warnings.

Running my unit tests would be really nice, but I don't really expect anyone does this.

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OpenSUSE Build Service?

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  • Thanks. Unfortunately for me, my code implements a compression standard that depends on a patent. Projects like this are excluded for legal reasons by opensuse. –  Nov 01 '10 at 21:31
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Why don't you use Jenkins? It is a CI tool where you build, test and deploy your applications. You have also the possibility to use Jenkins as a Service, where you don't need to install, neither to configure anything. There is a PaaS which provides Jenkins as a Service and they also have a free tier where you can build your applications. There are more specialised on Java but taking a look to their documentation, it seems like if you can also build C and C++ applications.

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