We use a continuous integration system for Mozart2. This means that at every change made in source code, we check if it did not break the build. More specifically, every commit sent to this repository triggers two builds. We use Travis CI to build the pre-generated sources and Mozart2 on Linux. We also use Appveyor to build on Windows. If you wish to use those tools, you can fork this repository and active both Appveyor and Travis to your fork. The Travis CI job is probably the easiest way to rebuild the pre-generated sources.
The build process is written in .travis.yml. Specifically, we use the trusty environnement. Currently, we implement a build on Linux. We create two jobs. The first one, builds the pre-generated sources with LLVM and CLANG. It then compares the generated sources with those already in the repository. If this job succeed, a second one is started to build Mozart2.
The build process is written in appveyor.yml. It uses mainly MingW to build. The build uploads a Windows installer as an artifact.