Source code isn't immediately buildable

[Ron]

The .zip file contains the /bin and /obj folders from the original developer's machine. When I double-clicked on memcachedDOTnet_1.1.sln file the projects ok but I received several catastrophic errors when I tried to build the solution:

fatal error CS0041: Unexpected error writing debug information to file 'memcacheddotnet\src\clientlib\obj\Debug\Memcached.ClientLibrary.PDB' -- 'Catastrophic failure '
error CS0583: Internal Compiler Error (0xc0000005 at address 536250C6): likely culprit is 'CODEGEN'.

The following files should be removed from the .zip file distribution:

\bin
\obj
\Properties (maybe?)
.cvsignore
*.user
*.suo

It would be nice if there was a another top level directory alongside doc, lib, and src called bin that had Debug and Release builds for .NET 1.1. and .NET 2.0.

[Tim Gebhardt]

This is actually a bug with VS.NET 2003 and is detailed in one of the posts in the mailing list archive.  The code is immediately buildable with VS.NET 2005, and usually is with VS.NET 2003 (I guess I made a mistake).  I'll see what I can do about the directory structure, but sometimes VS.NET doesn't like it when you play around with the directory structure like that (I think I had tried to output the binaries like this before and I couldn't get it to work well).