Gert,
>We actually need the verbose output that you get when NAnt is initializing
>it's framework configuration. This is done at startup.
How can I get that information? I've done following:
nant -t:net-2.0 -verbose
and the output looks as follows:
>>>
NAnt 0.85 (Build 0.85.2344.0; rc4; 02.0
Hi Gert,
>The slashdoc file should be in the same directory as the assembly
>(${base.dir}/Carat.xml <=> ${build.dir}/${filename}) ?
Now it works.
Thanks a lot.
Rico
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>Are you sure you've installed the SDK, not just the redistributable ?
>Try running NAnt in verbose (NAnt.exe -verbose ...) or debug mode
>(NAnt.exe -debug ...)to get more information as to why the .NET Framework
>2.0 could not be found.
Following output I've got with -verbose:
build:
Hi all,
I have put an ndoc task to my build file but I’ve
missing all code documentation. The class structure was build but that’s
all. When I run the same from NDoc Gui itself and select the created program
version from Visual .Net it works well. I achieve the same (missing
documentati
>Do you have the .Net 2.0 SDK installed? This is a separate installation
>from the .Net 2.0 framework (which must be installed first).
It is installed but although it doesn't work if I compile for the .Net 2.0
framework. The error is:
The SDK for the 'net-2.0' framework is not available or not
Thanks Gary,
It works with net1.1 but what do I have to do that it also works for net2.0 ?
And is there a better solution to copy the external libs to the build path, so
that the existing libs can be used ?
Thanks in forward
Cando
Rico Schaepe wrote:
> ...
>
> The first compilatio
Hi all,
I’m new to NAnt and C#. I come from java side
and now I want to make my first Nant build file. The app has some class files
which are saved in a separate src path. The file structure is as follows:
-- docs/
-- libs/
-- src/Framework
-- src/Gui
-- src/Io
-- src/Util
