[NAnt-users] VBC race condition when compiling many source files??

I have an assembly that is currently built from ~300 source files. The solution is huge, and the source tree is deep - causing the source paths to be abnormally long.   It looks like nAnt is writing the vbc params to a temp file (which is good) but vbc fails in this case (which is bad).   It appear

[NAnt-users] VBC race condition with larger temp files

I have an assembly that is currently built from ~300 source files. The solution is huge, and the source tree is deep - causing the source paths to be abnormally long.   It looks like nAnt is writing the vbc params to the temp file (which is good) but vbc fails (which is bad).   It appears that when

Re: [Nant-users] On the right track?

On Wed, 23 Feb 2005 10:21:59 -0800, Jeff Rodenburg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > My questions: > - Do I require the individual .csproj files to be current for a NAnt > build script? Do I have other options to use besides those files? The csc task can build source files based on patterns, lists, wha

Re: [Nant-users] Reference not found on different OS

What I do is something like this: where I am explicitly setting the framework version to build with like this: The trick then is other references (as merging filesets is not currently trivial). I use a property to identify the ref path:

Re: [Nant-users] is there an add-in to run nant from within vs.net?

To get the tab to display I had to: install nantrunner start VS.NET 2003 remove the .build file from a project remove nantrunner from the active addins list add nantrunner to the active addins list add the previously removed build file However, after adding the .build file I get the following exc

[Nant-users] gac-install path cannot contain spaces

Using 0.85-rc1 binaries, .NET 1.0a Framework, win2K The workaround I am using is to quote the path: Came across this yesterday, thought I'd post it though it certainly doesn't appear urgent. -josh --- The SF.Net email is sponsored by: Beat