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Can you give an example of how to do
that? Would this replace the <solution> task? For example, I have a solution “rascal.sln”;
this has several projects (rascal\rascalClient.vcproj;
rascal\rascalServer.vcproj). Within rascalClient.vcproj is a file called rascalInterface.idl rascalInterface.idl has a custom build
step that runs omniIdl.exe (which produces rascalInterface.cpp and
rascalInterface.h, which are later compiled along with the rest of the cpp
files). From: Melissa Kacher
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Use the <exec/> task to execute
devenv.exe. Thanks,
From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Robert Hanson I have a number of VS.NET projects that we’re porting
from VC 6.0 (all in C++). The projects use a custom build step to
compile an idl file using OmniOrb. As I understand it, the NANT solution task does not
understand or execute custom build steps, which is what we use to compile the
idl file. If I leave the .idl file in the project, NANT tries to
compile it using Midl, which is just wrong. What are my options here? Can I convince NANT that the
.idl files should be associated with some other application besides Midl? |
- [NAnt-users] compiling OmniOrb idl files - options? Robert Hanson
- RE: [NAnt-users] compiling OmniOrb idl files - options... Melissa Kacher
- RE: [NAnt-users] compiling OmniOrb idl files - options... Robert Hanson
