Martin,
It has, but I'm considering moving it to a separate task or
something like that (feedback is welcome).
You can use it to run a program in parallel, and join again at a later stage
of the build process.
Gert
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Greetings All -
dumb question but I have to ask
does the Nant exec have spawn="true" capability and under which
circumstances should it be used?
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I'll second that. We have a project that uses idl files (corba
specification). The task always tried to compile these with
midl.exe; but we really wanted to compile them with the omniOrb idl
compiler; and I couldn't figure out how to turn off the midl. On top of
that, there were strange "non-co
We gave up on using the task for VC++ (7.1) projects. The
dependency analysis just doesn't seem to match devenv so we may have a
header file or a resource that changes that should force a recompile but
doesn't.
Also, one of the advantages of the task is that you don't
have to have VS.NET inst
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Subject: [NAnt-users] Solution task and non dot.net code
> Why won't the solution task work with c++ projects?
>
> My understanding is that the nant solution task will not work wit
Why won't the solution task work with c++ projects?
My understanding is that the nant solution task will not work with
non-dot-net or unmanaged code, and I'd like to know why, and if any
work has been done to expand it to work in such cases.
Especially if the user has the c/c++/whatever compilers
I am writing a NAnt script for a scripted build of a VS solution. It is
three DLLs compiled with /clr, one written in C# and two C++. The main dll,
a C++ project, references the other two DLLs which are strong-named and
placed in the GAC by a merge module. I cannot use due to
dependencies bein
