I am finally getting around to converting our makefiles to NANT .build
files, and I've run across an "issue."
In our makefiles, we frequently (VERY frequently, in fact) use a
templated makefile that has macros defined at the top of the makefile,
and targets whose names contain macros. A good example would be:
ASSEMBLYNAME=MyAssembly
SRC=AssemblyInfo.cs MyFile.cs MyOtherFile.cs
$(CSC)=csc
.
.
.
all: bin\$(ASSEMBLYNAME).dll
bin\$(ASSEMBLYNAME).dll:
$(CSC) <yada yada yada> /out:bin\$(ASSEMBLYNAME).dll $(SRC)
This allows us to use the same template for may projects, changing only
the top two lines. I'd like to use the same trick with NANT:
<project name="MyAssembly" default="Debug">
<property name="build.basedir" value="bin" />
<target name="Debug" depends="${nant.project.name}.Debug" />
<target name="Release" depends="${nant.project.name}.Release" />
<target name="setup">
<mkdir dir="${build.dir}" />
</target>
<target name="${nant.project.name}.Debug">
.
.
.
<call target="${nant.project.name}" />
</target>
<target name="${nant.project.name}">
.
.
.
</target>
</project>
Unfortunately, NANT gripes about 'MyAssembly.Debug' being an unknown
target. Is it possible to do this?
-Andy Hopper
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