> no - you can't do this right now. However it would be fairly easy to
> write a custom task ( or
find where user32.lib is located and stick it in the front part of the LIB
environment variable
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From: "Jill Bryan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, July 25, 2005 9:20 AM
Subject: RE: [Nant-users] link error -- cannot open user32.lib
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Dan,
Thanks, sweetness!
I will take a look Monday in detail, but this
looks great ;)
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Sent: Friday, July 22, 2005 3:24
PM
To: Steve Baker;
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Subject: RE: [Nant-users] v
Hi All,
I
must say NAnt is a great product that definitely will see some use from me as
an implementation for a Continuous Integration environment. However, a
lot of projects that we engineer are .NET-based (VB.NET or C#). While
compiling the majority of these projects in
I also have the LIB environment variable set to find the libraries. However,
judging by the output, the problem isn't finding the libraries, it's opening
user32.lib. Any other ideas what could be wrong?
From: Melissa Kacher
The linker doesn"t use PATH to find libraries. It"s LIB. See
vcvars32
Sachin Shriram Gedam wrote:
Hello Friends,
I am maintaining our property files in the format of “.build” files itself.
Like:
But our client wants this property file, like ANT property file with extension as
".property" and structure (may be he want to use same file
I've not used ANT, so no clues
how it is used in ANT
But, I've used a external
property file in my project as build.properties(just change the extension). I'm
including the property file in the build target file
after declaring
the , before defining any targets.
Hope this
helps
