Good link. Note that since that was posted, midl and rc tasks have been
added into the main nant source. You'll need to grab a recent nightly to
pick up the change.
http://nant.sourceforge.net/builds/
Ian
aranud wrote:
Have a look at this amazing blog:
http://www.iunknown.com/000105.html
John'
Have a look at this amazing blog:
http://www.iunknown.com/000105.html
John's best advice is to look at the log generated by Visual Studio .NET
when it builds C++ project.
Hope this helps,
Arnaud :O)
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I want to "recursively" loop through all the folders in C:\ using foreach.
How could I do that?
Thanks
Lalit
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Are there any examples of ATL or ATL/WTL C++ projects
being built with NAnt?
Anybody have a build file they'd be willing to share to give
me a starting point?
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>
> > Hmmm... But this is not exactly the same... What happens when the
included
> > file does not exit?
>
> just use failonerror="false" for the include task ?
>
Oh, I see.
Thanks,
Rodrigo
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the shared project file conditionally includes the shared property file,
which conditionally includes the local property file.
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> Hmmm... But this is n
Hmmm... But this is not exactly the same... What happens when the included
file does not exit?
Think of the following typical scenario:
* multiple developers with slightly different build environments
(different location for some libraries, for instance);
* the build script contains prope
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> Very helpful. Thanks! Thanks also for the he
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> I'm wondering if there is an equivalent ability in NAnt to
> Ant's property file feature:
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> Specifically,
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> As long as I have your ear, you might be ab
I'm wondering if there is an equivalent ability in NAnt to
Ant's property file feature:
Specifically, in Ant you can load properties from an external
file such as:
where this file contains name/value pairs like:
prop1=value1
prop2=value2
...
This is immensely useful t
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Subject: RE: [Nant-users] Latest nightly build not smart about project
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> Are you suggesting the BuildAll target should
Are you using the task to handle the dependencies ?
If you are, then there has indeed been a change in behaviour. As from NAnt
0.8.4, the call task will always execute the specified target and its
dependencies. This is more powerful and matches the behaviour of Ant.
Normal target dependencies
I downloaded and built the 10/13 nightly build. I have 4 vbc project targets. Projects B, C, and D are all dependent
on project A. When I was using the last stable release version of NAnt, it was smart enough to only compile project A once
when I ran my target which builds all 4 projects. I
Hi all.
I've been trying to introduce NAnt in my company's
build process. Unfortunately I've ran into problems.
I've spent over a week trying to sort things out and
feel I'm nearly there.
First tried using but since it wasn't taking
the order of compilations as defined in the *.sln file
into acc
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