Matthew Mastracci wrote:
I don't have VS.NET in front of me, so I'll try to remember what we did.
Use the build configuration dialog to create a copy of your Release
configuration called "NAnt". Once you've created the copy, uncheck the
box that selects the projects to build.
Use the C++ makefile project to create yourself a new, empty project.
For the build command of the project, specify:
nant -f:your-nant-file -emacs your-build-target
This will run the NAnt build whenever you try to build the Makefile
project.
Once you've got your NAnt projects, disable the building of all projects
except your NAnt ones from your build configuration dialog. This way,
VS.NET won't attempt to build them under any circumstances.
In the end, this configuration should have Release selected for each of
your projects.
Making a special build configuration works fine. I just declared NAnt as
an external Program and run it from the Tools menu.
Thanks
Klaus
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