U can use a script task
If u need n example let me know
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From: Michael Pento [mailto:mpe...@metratech.com]
Sent: Thursday, February 19, 200
I've never made a custom task. The developers at my company provide me a
makefile and I launch make against that.
From: ptr [mailto:ptrajku...@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2009 4:01 PM
To: Michael Pento
Cc: nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject:
I would assume that you would have to a call to g++ or something
like that. Should be pretty easy, I think.
That's rough, but, you get the idea.
Hope this helps,
Mike
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From: ptr2009 [mailto:ptrajku...@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2009 2:44 PM
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Sounds like a job for a custom task.
Is there preferred way to use an external makefile and fire nant with
exec or write a custom task ?
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I would need to include a whole set of source files for compiling
and link them all into a shared library.
Is there preferred way to use an external makefile and fire nant with exec
or write a custom task ?
Raj
On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 3:58 PM, Michael Pento wrote:
> I would assume that you wo
hey all
There are cl and linker tasks for compiling C++ files. But these seem to be
using Microsoft compiler. Can one use nant to compile C++ files on another
platform like linux/mac ?
Is there a recommended way of doing this ?
Thanks
Raj
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Thanks for the advice. I'm currently a utility I wrote which exports the
delta from SVN to a temp folder then using robocopy to copy them up to
the remote server. For our linux stuff I'm using a similar method to
you. Just tar up the deltas and ssh them over to the production server
when they are u
I haven't done extensive testing. But, I am thinking that it shouldn't
take any more time than the time it takes to copy the files over. I am
assuming that it gets a "dir" from the target system to know which are
newer. But, I've never looked into the code.
If you have a lot of files that comp
I had no idea. Though that's good info to have. I've tried using several
mirror/sync utils which work well in our local network but don't operate
so effectivaly over a VPN connection. Do you have any idea what the
preformance is like using copy over such a connection?
Lionel
From: Bob Arche
Interesting. The only way I would know how to do it would be using a
foreach and check the date for each file.
However, you are aware that the copy only copies files that are newer
than in the target directory?
BOb
From: Lionel Morrison [mailto:lmorr
In ANT i can use something like the following to find files by date.
What is the best method of doing this using NANT?
Lionel Morrison | Build & Release Engineer | Lifeware T
> I have created a windows application that has a reference to the word
> interop and performs certain automation of MS Word.
> The build Process is fine inside visual studio, However i am having
> difficulty building it with Nant, mainly with respect to building it with
> the MS Word interop, whic
> Sorry added the switch but there appears to be some type of error with the
> bat file
That's something that you're going to need to work out. Use
regsvr32.exe /? for specific help with that command. Many DOS
commands have such a switch which will show you the parameters.
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