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From: <kla...@gm...> - 2005-06-12 04:02:52
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Matthew Mastracci wrote: > > I don't have VS.NET in front of me, so I'll try to remember what we did. > Use the build configuration dialog to create a copy of your Release > configuration called "NAnt". Once you've created the copy, uncheck the > box that selects the projects to build. > > Use the C++ makefile project to create yourself a new, empty project. > For the build command of the project, specify: > > nant -f:your-nant-file -emacs your-build-target > > This will run the NAnt build whenever you try to build the Makefile > project. > > Once you've got your NAnt projects, disable the building of all projects > except your NAnt ones from your build configuration dialog. This way, > VS.NET won't attempt to build them under any circumstances. > > In the end, this configuration should have Release selected for each of > your projects. > Making a special build configuration works fine. I just declared NAnt as an external Program and run it from the Tools menu. Thanks Klaus |