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Crytek, Epic Games and others. Separate versions of IncrediBuild have been made to serve different toolsets. For instance, IncrediBuild for Visual Studio adds enhancements to the tool beyond just code acceleration. Once installed, an IncrediBuild toolbar and menu appear in the Microsoft Visual Studio dev environment, offering IncrediBuild’s distributed Build, Rebuild and Batch Build operations. Build progress and results are displayed in the Build Monitor, a graphical improved version of Visual Studio’s standard output window. IncrediBuild for Make & Build is used
to accelerate the code compilation process for popular build engines: Make, MSBuild, Gmake, VSimake, Jam, NAnt, Jom, Python, VsiMake, BJam, Jam+, SCons, ANT, GNU Make and more. IncrediBuild for DevTools is a
universal acceleration tool, speeding all processes in the Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) such as code analysis, QA scripts, unit testing, rendering, regression tests, compression, packaging and more. IncrediBuild executes any process you command on a remote machine, using
the environment of the initiating machine. QA and unit testing, for example, can run in parallel. Instead of eight tests simultaneously on a local machine, you can do one million tests on 1,000 machines.
The faster the hardware gets,
the faster IncrediBuild will go, so we’re always tracking new
hardware. Eyal Maor, IncrediBuild
Furthermore, IncrediBuild can be
used to accelerate independent processes by running them in parallel across unused CPUs in the network. Finally, Maor says of the tool’s future:
“We’re always adding compatibility with new development tools and tasks within the ALM process. The faster the hardware gets, the faster IncrediBuild will go, so we’re always tracking new hardware developments.
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