If I recall the main thing holding us back from switching the project
and solution files to Visual Studio 2005 was that libsecondlife is
targeted at compatibility with .NET 1.0/1.1 (as well as 2.0) and the
.NET CF 1.0, so we need to make sure it compiles against those targets.
Well I just recently found a custom .target file for VS 2005 that adds
11 new targets including all the .NET versions, all the compact
framework versions, and both mono versions compiled through csc.exe or
msc.exe. I believe all of the devs have a copy of 2005 or SharpDevelop
installed, so what do you guys think about converting the project files
and optionally using the custom build targets file?
p.s. The libsecondlife project is actually moving away from being
VS-centric and converting over to an nAnt based system, it's just being
polished up and working out the compatibility kinks right now. I'll post
more about that in a separate e-mail.
John Hurliman
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