Remote compile and build

[Marcelo Coelho]

but "-c" isn't for cypher?

I was looking for another kind of solution, the kind of only using
ssh... The desktop is meant for running only a basic system...

Is it possible to "tunnel" kdevelop's commands by ssh, per example?




2006/2/27, Vladimir Prus <ghost at cs.msu.su>:
> Hi Marcelo,
>
> > I've been using kdevelop for a long time (since 3.0.1) and i have to
> > congratulate you guys! But now i need some help setting up the
> > following: I have a desktop pc where i have libs i need and the code.
> > But i prefer to program in my notebook. How can i use the kdevelop
> > project and code i have in the desktop pc and edit the code in my
> > notebook and build and compile on the desktop?
> >
> > I'm using automake, autoconf,...
>
> Two ways, I think:
>
> 1. Create a script "g++" containing:
>
>    ssh desktop -c "g++ $@"
>
> or something, and make sure this "g++" preceeds the standard "g++" in PATH.
>
> 2. Install distcc, so that "g++" on the command line uses distcc. Change the
> DISTCCHOSTS variable to only include your desktop machine.
>
> - Volodya
>
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