Hi,
I'm planning to release NAnt(Contrib) 0.85 RC3 some time this weekend.
Any reported bugs for which additional information is required (eg. a repro)
will not be fixed, so consider this to be the last call if you want to get a
specific bug fixed in time for RC3.
Best regards,
Gert
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Hi Larry,
You can use the task for this
purpose:
http://nant.sourceforge.net/release/latest/help/tasks/nunit2.html
Hope this helps,
Gert
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RichardsonSent: donderdag 14 april 2005 5:16To:
nant-users@lis
I have seen several posts regarding LICX files and
NANT and have recently been dealing with the same issue. Hopefully this
provides some clarity, but unfortunately no solution.
I have wanted to use the SOLUTION task to build our
solution, and have been having issues with the LICX files
First of all, newbie to the automated build tools, so this
might be a easy question.
I have a simple HelloWorld program
that I added nUnit test to. When I try to run nAnt, it says “Nunit.Framework
cannot be found”. The dlls are in the build
directory.
Thanks in advance..
Larry
Helmut Dipper wrote:
I use nant rc1 on Windows XP.
I want to use wrapped functions out of a gcc-generated dll,
but detected following problem:
A function defined via task script doesn't return
when calling a function from a dll created by gcc.
when you say return do you mean it doesn't return th
I think you will find this fixed in the latest nightly builds. (I had the
same problem a few weeks back...)
Ray
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I am having the
exact same problem as reported by Kevin McIntire in "Build C++ projects" a few weeks ago.
It's one C++ project linking to another. It compiles fine in the
IDE, but I'm getting C1192 when building from
Nant.
My Nant output
includes this:
[solution]
Building 'TheLarchSc
Hello,
I use nant rc1 on Windows XP.
I want to use wrapped functions out of a gcc-generated dll,
but detected following problem:
A function defined via task script doesn't return
when calling a function from a dll created by gcc.
Remarks:
- I attached all test files (zip-file was not possible).
Hello,
I have been using NAnt with various projects for the past year
or so and have now run into a problem involving C++ projects with
post-build events not working properly with the solution task.
The setup: A solution with 59 C# project, one J# project and one C++
project. Compiles a
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Subject: [Nant-users] tag and compiler flags (for C++ project)
>
> We have noticed that the size of the binary build using the nant
> tag is larger than the binary built for a .exe
Glenn,
It is likely that you are not requesting that the c# compiler
produce the xml documentation files. For each assembly (i.e. x.dll)
there should be a companion xml file (i.e. x.xml) that contains the
extracted xml documentation. This xml file is used as input by NDoc.
If you are us
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Hi,
Problem solved - it had nothing to do with Nant.
I had changed my build file configuration mode to "release" and had forgotten to
change the project configuration mode within VS.NET to "release" or "all
configurations".
Glenn
Glenn
Wilson
Drive thy business or it
wi
We have noticed that
the size of the binary build using the nant tag is larger than
the binary built for a .exe with the VS.Net solution. I'm trying to get
figure out what could be different and have a couple of
questions:
1) Does show ALL the compiler flags that will be passed to the
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