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OpenMake Gives Eclipse Its Mojo


By Edward J. Correia
March 14, 2007 — 
OpenMake Software last week contributed its Mojo build automation tool to the Eclipse Foundation, giving development teams a free alternative on par with IBM's BuildForge and Urbancode's AnthillPro, the company said.

"Mojo is our way of giving every developer the opportunity to enjoy the benefits of automating processes around their existing built scripts," said OpenMake CTO Steve Taylor in a news release.

Even small development projects can involve hundreds of build, test and deployment scripts and other files. "With a simple download, development teams can get their build processes under control." Implemented as an Eclipse plug-in, Mojo can generate builds for most major languages, including C/C++, Java and Visual Basic. It also works with Rational Application Developer and Visual Studio.


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