I'm a real NAnt newbie so this may be a naive question but should I be able to build 
NAnt in Visual Studio (2003)?

I tried the .sln file that comes with the 0.84 release and that gave me an error when 
trying to build NAnt.Core:

"Cannot delete the project output: is the file read-only?
A failure occurred while attempting to start the compilation.
Building satellite assemblies..."

Nothing in the output folder (C:\Utilities\NAnt\build.VS.Net) is read-only (in fact, 
there was no output folder before the compilation). 
When I look into the folder I can see NAnt.Core.dll, .pdb and .xml all with the time 
stamps of the files found in
C:\Utilities\NAnt\src\NAnt-Core\obj\Debug. These get copied in there as dependencies 
from other projects within the solution no doubt.

I'm guessing that there's some locking issue going on here but rather than investigate 
this I'd like to get on with investigating my own
problem (by running NAnt in debug mode). I've looked through the archive but couldn't 
see anything obvious on this matter but someone
else must have tried the same thing...


Cheers, Roger.


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