Depends on your development environment. If you will be doing a
significant amount of java development then Ant is what you're after.
For .net development NAnt is a better choice.
Does multi-platform mean gcc or higher level languages like java, c# or
python ?
Ian
Hi,
I'm trying to decide wh
Title: Ant vs. NAnt
Hi,
I'm trying to decide whether to use Ant or NAnt as my new build tool. My company is currently a Windows only shop, but we plan to go multi-platform(Mac\Linux\Win) in the next several months.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Ryan
I'm new to NAnt and just downloaded and installed 0.8.2.
I've written a build file that includes a solution task but NAnt doesn't
seem to know what it is. As a santity check I took the build file from the
documentation and added a soltution task as shown below:
The Hello World of build fil
When you call devenv.exe using the exec task, no output is written to
console, which makes it difficult to diagnose problems - because no
error is indicated. When such a problem fails to build, nant keeps
going.
Has anyone found a way to improve this behavior?
Thanks,
Bruce
-Original Me
For those interested, some recent bugfixes checked in:
- Generate the correct filename for .resx files without dependent files
(ie: x\foo.resx in project "some.namespace" ->
some.namespace.x.foo.resources)
- Convert the requested configuration to lowercase to match the rest of
the solution buil
I've also checked in support for reading resources of VB projects and
generating the appropriate dependent resource name. This was supposed
to go in RC1, but I managed to check it into the wrong CVS branch. Look
for it in the final 0.8.3 release.
Matt.
-
OK, I can now answer my own question. This is a quirk in VS.NET. When my references were broken (i.e. not pointing to the correct location), instead of doing a remove, and then an add reference, I just added over the top and it replaced the previous one. If you do this, VS.NET doesn't fix the hi
Well, I figured out why slingshot and are mucking up my references. They use the HintPath which is in the *.csproj file. For some reason, mine are inconsistent. If I open the csproj files in VS.NET, all of the references are pointed correctly. But if I open it in notepad, the HintPath is incor
Hi, I'm back... OK, so I've decided to use the task against a master solution. The master.sln contains 25 projects. When I use the .build file:
This generates an error based on trying to reference a dll at
It is possible to use the task to build a solution file that just
includes a .vdproj file? Does Nant 0.83-rc1 interpret.vdproj files at all?
It works using devenv with this command:
devenv /rebuild Release /project Example Example.sln
Here's a bit of code to illustrate what I mean:
Example.bui
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