Build Server definition

Build Server means a Customer and/or Customer Affiliate operated and controlled computer instantiation, whether physical or virtual, containing a specific installation of the Software or parts thereof (including Runtime Subsystems) for the purposes of generating Build(s) of Target System image(s).

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Build Server as used herein, is only relevant to a multi-user license issued to a Developer, and means a computer instantiation owned or controlled by Developer, whether physical or virtual, containing a specific installation of the Software Development Platform (SDP) or parts thereof (including Runtime Subsystems), and if licensed, other Specialized Software included, for access and use by Academic User(s) for the purposes of generating builds of Non-Commercial Target System image(s) for Non-Commercial Purpose(s).

Build Server means a central computer device and that runs the Software in an unattended manner, and uses the Software to build source code that has been produced by Authorised Users under the conditions of this Agreement.

Examples of Build Server in a sentence

• Alternatively, a single Floating License token may be checked out to a single Build on a Build Server onto which the SDP has been installed for the duration of Build.

• Using the License Manager Tool, a single Floating License token can be checked out by a Customer Developer for development activities or the token may be checked out on a Build Server for the duration of a single Build on the Build Server.

• Customer agrees that Customer and its Developers can only access and use the entitlements of the Maintenance and Support (including Updates) if the Developer License, Build Server License, Floating License or Project License they are consuming is supported (either because Customer has purchased a subscription license or because Customer has separately purchased Maintenance and Support for the relevant license).

• A License Key obtained with the Floating Build Server License must be requested and used to install Software on Customer’s Build Server(s).

• Note: the Standard Build Server License is only compatible with purchases of a Named-User Developer Licenses.

• If Customer’s License Certificate indicates that Customer has obtained a “Floating Developer License” or “Floating Build Server License” to the SDP, then, the Customer has obtained a Floating License and this Section shall apply.

• Every Customer Developer must check out a Floating License token during development activities to be properly “licensed” to access and use SDP, whether such development activities are taking place on Developer System or on a Build Server.

• For clarity, except as expressly stated herein and subject to EOS or EOL dates, Maintenance and Support is available for all Software and all licensing models under which the Software is licensed, including Developer Licenses, Build Server Licenses, Floating Licenses and Project Licenses.

• The Global Build Server license is locked either to the computer where the license software runs, or to a hardware lock (dongle).

• However, the Global Build Server License is limited to a maximum number of concurrent build jobs.

More Definitions of Build Server

Build Server means a central computer device and that runs the Software in an unattended manner, and uses the Software to build source code that has been produced by Authorised Users. ‘Certificate of Licences and Services’ means the certificate issued by the Licensor or by the authorised reseller and dispatched to the Licensee confirming the acceptance by the Licensor or by the authorised reseller of the respective Order Licence Form submitted by the Licensee. The Certificate of Licences and Services shall include a listing of the Licences and Services granted under this Agreement.

Build Server means a central computer device and that runs the Software in an unattended manner and uses the Software to build source code that has been produced by Authorized Users under the conditions of this Agreement. `Repository’ refers to what is commonly referred to as a ‘repository’ or ‘source repository’ in the context of software version control. Two repositories shall be distinct if they have a distinct name, otherwise they will be considered as two copies of a single repository. `Number of Lines of Code’ means the metric implemented by Licensor to measure the size of source code artefacts. This metric is logical; it is not affected by the formatting of the source code (such as the use of line breaks or spaces), the presence of code comments, or the length of identifiers. The metric uses the following rules to measure the number of Lines of Code: one line for each declaration (i.e. for each class, struct, delegate, enum, property, property accessor, event, event accessor, method, field), and one line for each debugger sequence point (i.e. each unique source code location where a breakpoint can be enabled), as emitted by the C# compiler. Imprecisions of up to 5% in the counting algorithm are considered acceptable. Different versions of the C# compiler may cause small differences in the Number of Lines of Code reported by the Software. Technical terms in this paragraph shall be construed according to the C# documentation. `Enhanced Artefact` means any class or struct in which the Software performs at least one modification.

Build Server means a central computer device and that runs the Software in an unattended manner and uses the Software to build source code that has been produced by Authorized Users under the conditions of this Agreement. ‘Source Code’ means in relation to the Software the collection of files needed to convert from human-readable form to some kind of computer-executable form. ‘Source Code Subscription’ means a subscription giving Licensee the right to compile and modify the Source Code, as described in section 9.