Hi all, newbie alert.
In the cl task, there is a entry like so:
...
I have several defines that differ based upon which product I'm bui
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[Nant-users] newbie question: system cannot find the C++ compiler
Thank you for your help. I tried calling
Thank you for your help. I tried calling the vsvars32 script and also tried putting it in the PATH but I couldn't get it to work. I haven't yet graduated from school and am just a new intern here at the office, so I'm seeing PATH variables for the first time. What I did do was put the
C:\Progra
Hi Pat
Maybe calling the vcvars32.bat script in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\Common7\Tools\vsvars32.bat before starting your script will solve the issue.
This should add the required folders to the PATH to ensure later calls to cl.exe are successful.
regards
Thibaut Ba
Hello everyone,
I was asked to get some automated nightly builds going on several C++ .NET project that are all pretty huge.
I apologize for how basic this question is, but I've been fiddling both with very simple build files in order to compile just a single .cpp file and also with the solution
( http://www.mail-archive.com/nant-users%40lists.sourceforge.net/msg04610.html ).
HTH,
Felice
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Greetings Nant users.
Does anyone have an idea on how to manipulate property
strings?
I have a property ${build.number} that contains a value of
“1.0.801.1” I would like to replace the dots (.) with underscores
(_)…
I have gotten as far as using regExp in VB to return my
des
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/ I mean 'It would help ...'/
I would help if you also post the text of the exception you get form
the Solution task buil
both produce a 164kb binary. I assume I am missing
something in my VBC build script.
Shawn
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/ I mean 'It would help ...'/
I would help if you also post the text of the exception you get form
the Solution task built version. Also - do the built binaries differ
in file size ? We've had issues previously where resources weren't
compiled in properly causing a runtime exception.
Ian
Shawn
Shawn,
I would help if you also post the text of the exception you get form the
Solution task built version. Also - do the built binaries differ in file
size ? We've had issues previously where resources weren't compiled in
properly causing a runtime exception.
Ian
Shawn Knowles wrote:
I would
I would prefer building my solution using the solution task
as opposed to the VBC task but I have been unsuccessful in doing so. I
know I am missing something because when I compile using VBC and specify all
includes and imports the exe works fine. Using the SOLUTION task, the exe
compile
Beaudet
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I’ve
got two simple *.cs files:
One
called app.cs as shown below:
using
System;
public class App
{
public static void Main
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I’ve
got two simple *.cs files:
One
called app.cs as shown below:
using
System;
public class App
{
public static void Main()
{
Console.WriteLine( "1 + 1
You should reference bin\Debug\lib.dll instead of lib.dll
Hope it helps.
Jarek
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I’ve got two simple *.cs files:
One called app.cs as shown below:
using System;
public class App
{
public static void Main()
{
Console.WriteLine( "1 +
1 = {0}", Calculator.Add( 1, 1 ) );
}
}
and another called lib.cs as shown below:
logic
that the web app contains.
I'd rather do the update
> scripts, but I don't see how I can accomplish that without
> manually intervening in the build files.TIA
>
> Eric L.
>
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We could and can build everything from the repository since we tag
everything for each build. However disk space is che
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> push to production
>
> Jason,
> I assumed that you copied your bits from dev on up. That's
> the way we would do it as well.
>
> I see you say that you have builds archived as well. Do you
> do this
ojectname/Latest that points to the last
known good, so rollback involves just updating this vroot.
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I had similar experience with cruisecontrol.net: no
scheduled builds,
case something came up as well.
Eric
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I don't rebuild the source either. The onl
gt;
>Damir
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Just wanted to s
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I had similar experience with cruisecontrol.net: no
scheduled bui
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We did not do an evaluation between the two because
we only knew of Draco.NET at the time we were looking for a tool like
this. Then a new developer joined the group that had experience
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Eric,
The step that moves the results to production is
different t
dates from past summer, don't know if
they improved since.
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We did not d
, as I don't know how often do you push your
builds to production.
Cheers,
Damir
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Jason,
This
is fantastic, almost exactly the type of thing we want to do. And BTW, we
want to have 4 environments (1
ris, Jason
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This is exactly what my group does to push several
ASP.NET (C# code behinds) web application between four
t deployed anywhere, but
get consumed by other projects.
I hope this helps.
Jason
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Title: Newbie question on using nant to push to production
Just wanted to see if I'm on the right track here. Do others use nant (in combination with something like Cruise Control.net or Draco.net) to push builds to a production environment? I'm wanting to automate our builds hoepfully from
Give look at http://developer.agamura.com/technotes
Gius_.
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> I am new to NAnt and have been given the task of making this tool work
> within our enterprise. Are there perhaps larger examples of build files
> that contain multiple tasks and sol
I am new to NAnt and have been given the task of making this tool work
within our enterprise. Are there perhaps larger examples of build files
that contain multiple tasks and solutions that are available to view to get
a better handle on the syntax and the power of this tool?
Thanks
Mike
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I need to create a
web service based build tool for my company. I have already done the VB6 /
C++6 side of the equation, painfully and using quite a brutal
method.
I need now to add
.NET projects to my autobuild web service. Can I use the NAnt code directly from
my .NET web service to com
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