Merrill Cornish wrote:
The various NAnt compiler tasks all have <sources> nested under the task. The plural names implies it's a specialized version of fileset, allowing one task invocation to compile, say, a whole diredctory full of source.This is correct. You can compile a whole directory of source if you need to. However its just a normal fileset. The fact that its called <sources> is just for convenience.
However, the only examples in the NAnt help is one compiling a single hello world problem. Also, each compiler task takes a single 'output' property, implying that only one binary will be produced per compiler task invocation.no. Why would you expect it to ? a single invocation of csc.exe will only ever produce one binary - the same applies to the <csc> task and others.
Can one compiler task invocation do multiple compiles or not?
Ian
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