Tony,

the includedirs fileset wasn't working. The fileset scanning code was only supporting files. ie it wasn't even trying to add directories that matched the includes spec. Its working now.

I haven't tried running NAnt against Cordbg. What problems are you having ? Is NAnt being built with debug info ?

Ian

Does the <includedirs>...</includedirs> fileset work?




Since I am invoking Nant from the command line, it will inherit the current environment. In order to ensure that regardless of a users local workstation environment, my build works, I use the <includedirs>...</includedirs> fileset to specify the project's include directories as follows:





When the CL command line is built, no /I "..." directives are added to the
command line.




On a side note, I'd like to try and track this problem down, but can't seem to get Nant to run under the .NET Framework debugger (DbgCLR.EXE or Cordbg.exe). Any hints or suggestion or either question?




tonyB.






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