Hi Yoram
I would recommend you try "asis" attribute of <includes> element. So your
includes will look like
<references ......>
<includes asis="true" name="somepath/some.dll"/>
</references>
asis=true disables checking for the existence of the dll, asis=false enables
checking for the existence of dll.
Also make sure you are using DOS 8.x naming convention for your dll file
names and path. This turned out to be a problem for me, coupled with other
problems related to long path names, where folder names have spaces in
between them.
good luck
-daya
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Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 10:21 AM
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Subject: [Nant-users] CS0246
Hi,
I have an ant task that compiles 2 dll, the second needs the first.
Here is the requires section I put in the "<csc ..>" task
<references basedir="${DIR_NUNIT}">
<includes name="nunit.framework.dll"/>
</references>
<references basedir="${DIR_BUILD_BASE}">
<includes name="DLL1.dll"/>
<includes name="DLL2.dll"/>
</references>
Now the NUNIT dll works as it is is needed by the first one and both the
remaining dlls are in DIR_BUILD_BASE. DLL1 is the one that is missing
according to csc.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Yoram
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