title: Continuous Building on Linux
body: <p>We have a smallish C++ Linux project that accompanies our large C++/MFC Windows project.  Currently, the Windows project uses CruiseControl.net and Visual Build Pro for managing continuous building and integration.  We would like implement something to start our Linux project on the same path.</p>
  
  <p>My question is, should I research using a separate Build tool for Linux or attempt to get Visual Build Pro to work by leveraging its automation and simply invoking a make script on a our Linux Build Machine to actually compile the project?</p>
  
  <p>Even further, due to the size of the Linux project, would it be just easier to script it all including making snapshots and such?  </p>