Just setup the Make file and it works , Thanks !...fantastic for all those little things you want to do during a build. Further uses I can think of .
- Copying project data files automatically for distribution - so data files are kept in one location. - You can probably build your large .NET projects to a single directory by calling the compiler. ( Just dont select build all.Just build the make file project) - Compile dependencies - That way if your first project doesnt build later projects don't throw thousands of errors . - Better control of embeding resources by calling the resource compiler. - Calling a program ( like NDoc ) to do something during a build eg document the output. All the control you had 10 years ago :-) For large projects it probably worth putting a bit of extra work in to get a decent make file working - rather than RAD. Ben You can read messages from the Advanced DOTNET archive, unsubscribe from Advanced DOTNET, or subscribe to other DevelopMentor lists at http://discuss.develop.com.
