[Mono-list] I kind of built nant 8.3 on RH9+Mono, but then ...
A Rafael D Teixeira
rafaelteixeirabr@hotmail.com
Fri, 03 Oct 2003 15:35:33 -0300
Sorry for being late on anwerings, Ian...
>Rafael,
>the NAnt makefile has been re-organised since 0.8.3. I think you'll find
>that the current cvs builds much more smoothly.
Wonderfull news, I'll have to get the cvs version, someday
>There is no mininant anymore - just run make in the nant basedir.
Thanks god!!!
>You'll probably still need to tweak the config file as by default it
>expects mono to reside in /usr/local.
Yes, mono is developed with an install prefix of /usr/local, but RPM
releases put it in /usr (which I prefer anyway). I probably will change the
NAnt config to use the release location, instead of the developing one.
>If you want to keep NAnt.exe in a seperate directory to the task assemblies
>then you can add /usr/lib to the <nant taskpath=""> attribute in
>NAnt.Exe.config and NAnt will look there for task assemblies. Note this is
>a ';' seperated list.
Thanks for the information. I was sure there would be such a configuration,
but I'm just starting to use NAnt and all it's schemas (config & build) are
mostly unexplored territory for me.
>I can't speak of other projects but we ( nant developers ) will definately
>accept patches for mono friendliness. Feel free to post patches/comments to
>nant-developers@lists.sourceforge.net.
Thank you, I'll do if needed.
>I would prefer that the NAnt cvs tree is as mono friendly as possible
>rather than having a forked version in the mono tree.
Me either...
>Of course - shipping a version of NAnt with mono releases would be a great
>help for new users.
I would also like it to happen, because there's lots of NAnt buildfiles out
there.
Someone brougth out the idea of a Mono Certified project, kind of a
repository for libraries and apps, compatible with mono, maybe we could have
NAnt packages there. Ideally, this repository would need to be synch'ed with
mono releases... Just thoughts
>btw I offered to submit patches to the NUnit project for mono friendliness.
>Waiting on a response now.
Good. I had to correct just one line of code, and build it only for the
console to have it running in Linux, but I didn't have time to use NUnit2
tasks for seeing it working inside NAnt.
>which code did you need to comment out in resgentask.cs ?
In truth, i had to uncomment some lines! In the following property get
acessor all but the 'return false' lines where commented out...
protected override bool UsesRuntimeEngine
{
get
{
if (Project.CurrentFramework != null)
{
if (Project.CurrentFramework.Name.IndexOf("mono", 0) != -1 ) //
remove hardcoded ness
return true;
}
return false;
}
}
Thank you, Ian
Best regards,
Rafael Teixeira
Brazilian Polymath
Mono Hacker since 16 Jul 2001
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