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> We were planning on holding off upgrading from Nant 0.84 final
We were planning on holding off upgrading from Nant 0.84 final to 0.85
until the final version came out, but would like to upgrade to NUnit from
2.14 to 2.2 now. I noticed in the release notes that 0.85 RC1 added
support for NUnit 2.2. Does that mean that I need to wait until after we
use Nant 0.
Seth,
This is now fixed in cvs.
Ray, can you verify whether the next nightly build does not cause any
regressions for you ?
Gert
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Thanks Gert. I must be having some other problem. I d/l
the latest version and it compiled right away, but if I try to run nUnit 2.2 (Gui or Console) I get an
Exception.
To further test this, I created a VB
project and copied the code, compiled and ran tests using nUnit-GUI.
All was
Ian MacLean wrote:
Hi Helmut,
I had a look at the two dlls with depends and they look pretty much
the same - although the gcc one has a dependency on cygwin.dll. My
suspician is that there is some issue with the cygwin runtime that
causes it to misbehave when called with P/Invoke. You could try
Hi Helmut,
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.
I"ve done some testing and it turns out that this is
