I have found one other thing. I am using the RC4 binaries when I get this error, but if I rebuild the binaries from soruce I don't get it. If anyone knows of a way for me to debug the RC4 binaries with having the debug files I would be glad to hear it but otherwise I guess I just have to rebuild
Not that I am aware of. Neither directories exist to begin with and Nant ends up creating them. As such they should have permission. Also usually when it is a "file in use" issue there is usually an message stating such, from the output it looks like the files copied fine.
On 6/26/06, Marc Tower
Perhaps it's a permissions problem. Is bin\debug\Firserv.Cleartouch.Shared.Utilities.pdb is either write-protected or currently in use?? Marc Towersap Sr. SCM Engineer- Original Message From: Adam Gritt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: nant-users@lists.sourceforge.netSent: Monday, June 26, 2006 1:4
I am trying to build a project but it keeps coming up as failed. Below
is the "Verbose" output from the build, if anyone has any input as to
what exactly is failing or how I can find out what exactly is failing
please let me know. It seems to happen right after it trys to copy the
files from the
Title: Compiling VC++ 6 Project
I don't build VS 6 projects in NAnt at all. I build them via command line (msdev.exe). Note that issues you run into involve environment variables such as the %PATH%, %INCLUDE%, %LIB%, %VCINSTALLDIR%, MSVCDir, MSDevDir, any Framework* environment variables, etc. Th
Title: Compiling VC++ 6 Project
Darren,
Since you're using Visual Studio 6, you'll probably need to
go the route (unless there is a legacy C++ task available in
nantcontrib - I haven't looked). I suggest getting the build working from the
command line before trying to automate it using NAn