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Re: [Sharpcvslib-developers] Building the code.
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From: JAW <gwa...@wo...> - 2003-10-02 17:37:25
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Ok this is what I did:
1. Added the following to the Nant.exe.config file
<frameworkinfo name="mono-1.1" description="gnome projects
port of the .Net Framework" version="0.26"
runtimeengine="mono.exe" csharpcompilername="mcs"
basiccompilername="mbas" jsharpcompilername=""
jscriptcompilername="" resgenname="monoresgen">
<sdkdirectory dir="C:\Program Files\Mono-0.26\bin" />
<frameworkdirectory dir="C:\Program Files\Mono-0.26\bin" />
<frameworkassemblydirectory dir="C:\Program
Files\Mono-0.26\lib" />
</frameworkinfo>
2. Added this to the SharpCvsLib.build file.
<target name="set-env-mono-1.1">
<property name="nant.settings.currentframework" value = "mono-1.1"/>
</target>
3. Copied the "<target name="build-mono-1.0-linux">" Tag set in each of
the Console.build, SharpCvsLib.build and Tests.build file to "<target
name="build-mono-1.1">"
Ran nant with the following parameters:
D:\sharpcvslib>c:\nant\bin\nant /k:mono-1.1
Starting to get errors about not being able to find the corlib.dll file.
I remember in the past that when using the mono compiler, if an assembly
was not found I had to specify it using the -lib:<path> option. Now the
question is how do I define this in the nant build file ?
Oh it just goes on and on ....................
But I am close.
Jerry
Clayton Harbour wrote:
>Hi Jerry,
>
>Try a nant -help and there are a number of switches, one of them being
>the default framework. I believe the -defaultframework can be used to
>specify which framework is being used.
>
>I say "I believe" because there is some distinction between which
>framework the nant binary is running on and which framework you are
>building with. I may be getting the two confused and this may be for
>the binary...but I don't think so.
>
>So specifying the following:
> NAnt -defaultframework:net-1-1 run-tests
>Should build your binaries and run the "run-test" target in the nant
>build file (which depends on a total build, "build.all" target I
>believe).
>
>As far as setting up the mono framework on Windows what you are going to
>need to do is modify the NAnt.exe.config file. There is a section in
>there on frameworks. The frameworks specified point to the dll's for
>the given framework (do a search framework in this file), you just need
>to specify the location on your machine of the mono framework
>components.
>
>You will have to clean the build/bin directory in the project before you
>switch frameworks. If you do not nant sees the binaries there and
>thinks there is nothing to compile.
>
>Also the test servers that I set up may be down today. I had to reboot
>and have been having problems bringing the one back up. I am going to
>try one more time but I have to get going quick. Hopefully it is not a
>big impact, sorry.
>
>
>Clayton
>
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: JAW [mailto:gwa...@wo...]
>Sent: October 2, 2003 7:34 AM
>To: SharpCVSLib Developer List
>Subject: [Sharpcvslib-developers] Building the code.
>
> I have got the build working for the 1.1 version of the Microsoft
>Framework. It builds the dll's in the bin folder. Now I want to build
>using Mono. What nant parameter do I need to issue to get it to start up
>
>the mono compiler, instead of the Microsoft compiler ?
>
> I also think that we need a way to tell the nant compile what target
>
>we are using, form the command line, so we can be a bit more
>accomidating.
>i.e.
>nant -D:target=net-1.1
>or
>nant -D:target=mono-0.35
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>Thanks !
>Jerry
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>
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