SPEECH_PROTO_PATH role #2
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* Create skeleton grpc program. * Initial API example. Kind of trivial, but need to start somewhere, list all instances. * Add comments in list_instances program. The point of these examples is for users to understand what is going on. An excess of comments cannot hurt in that case. * Initial configuration to integrate with Travis CI. * Test with g++ only * Remove clang package because it breaks build. * Use sudo to install protobuf and gRPC++. * Delete obsolete files. * Enable sudo, too hard to install packages otherwise. * Cache grpc build directory and install in $HOME. * Try to fix cached grpc builds. * Print the full environment. * Print the full environment. * Pick one name for grpc-build and stick to it. * Another attempt at enabling sudo. * Join update-alternatives command to one line. Seems the backslash at end of line confused things. * Only require version 3.2 for cmake. Ubunut 14.04 (Trusty), the preferred platform on Travis, comes with an ancient cmake version, so use that. * Add C as one of the languages for the project. Evidently cmake 3.7 can detect pthreads using C++, but 3.2 needs C enabled. * Remove remnants of builds in bigtable/ directory. * Generate the googleapis protos before compiling samples. * Use clang instead of gcc as the default compiler. On the Travis image g++ seems to be too old, go with clang and see if that works. * Require C++11 from cmake. Evidently I do not know how to require C++11 from cmake, I think I got it for both newer and older versions now. * Add debugging for installed clang version. For some reason the script is picking up clang-3.5 when I install clang-3.9 explicitly. Try to debug that. * More debugging of clang++ installation. * In cmake, use value of CXX to pick compiler. Strangely clang++ is in the path and it is the right version, but cmake prefers something installed in /usr/local/blahblah. * Stash docker builds in a branch. * Enable g++ build and use full path of compiler in cmake. * Cache each grpc build separately, fix typos. * Arggh, fix another typo in travis script. * Fix warning on clang++ build. * Fix more syntax errors in build script. * Use TRAVIS settings for clone and checkout. * Prepare for caching docker images. * Fix bad tabs. * Fixed more syntax errors in build script. * Several fixes to work on Fedora 24. * Enable one docker-based build. * Fix syntax error in docker-based build. * Use the C++ compiler provided as a build argument. * Set the CXX_COMPILER flag in the build matrix. * Remove spurious \ in docker-based build script. * Parallelize the build of the C++ examples. Use 2 CPUs for the moment, that is what Travis has anyways. We could try to determine the number of available CPUs and maximize the parallelism, but meh... * Only use --cache-from if the image was available. * Another syntax error, really need local tests. * More trivial fixes. * Only build under docker. The cache does not work for non-docker builds, and it is so hard to configure the environment as to make it useless. * Add debugging for docker image caching. Something is not working as I expect. * Seems like I need to update docker in the Travis build. * Cleanup debugging statements. Remove some that are not needed, also sort others and minimize directories that are cached. * Copy travis-prepared working copy to the image. This simplifies creating the same working copy of branches, regular commits, pull-requests, etc. * Removed too much debugging in previous commit. * Further simplification of the docker configuration. * Fix running directory for docker build. * Enable two more builds. This should also test the caching after a build. * Save images before the cache is uploaded. * Do not install ca-cacert because Ubuntu:14.04 lacks it. * Always install the default clang/clang++ compilers. * Give up on Ubuntu:14.04 tools are too old. * Use variables for more readable scripts. * Enable all builds. * Address comments in pr/18.
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Initial bigtable/api example with automated builds. (#2)
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SPEECH_PROTO_PATH = google/cloud/speech/v1beta1
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