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Build management systems improve productivity for software builds by providing more functionality than build manager tools. Some of the main characteristics of larger build management systems are that they provide broader and deeper support for abstraction, scope, and automation than do the smaller, interactive build manager tools.
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Codefast
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Codefast - A general-purpose, distributed software process generator that dynamically calculates and executes scalable, distributed software builds and other processes for processing N source trees on N platforms. No human labor is required for distributed builds. Features knowledge base with 15 years of build experience, make/perl/ant generators, dependency calculations, parallel and distributed processes, multilanguage, multisite, runs on 21 platforms, extensible.
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Openmake
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Catalyst - A multiplatform build system featuring a web interface, remote build servers, projects, targets, dependency scanning, customizable Perl action scripts, and no traditional makefiles.
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QEF
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QEF - A software process automation system featuring dependency scanning, viewpaths, multiple platforms, distributed rsh processes, and a description language.
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