i think about both :-) but ok for the bootstrap, i do only make ! then.... but why when i use the lastest nightly build i cant commpile nant? because when i use mcs-095 it works regards
Iain McCoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a �crit : > On Tue, 2004-06-15 at 17:24, KiOrKY wrote: > > OK, so im happy to listen that i have done fine for a long moment. > > however when i compile nant with last nightly build (of mono and nant) i > got compilation errorsbut when i do make install in mcs095(release) directory > after installation of the nighly build , all is going fine ! so its why i was > thinking that classic make wxas not suffisant. What is the > "fullbuild" rule ? because when i use it i get an corlib error (got > 21 need 22) > > why ? > > regards > > > Sorry, are you asking about mono or nant? > > I think fullbuild is obsoleted now (replaced by bootstrap), but in any > case it was (and bootstrap is) only ever useful for people who are using > mono from cvs, not from snapshots or releases. > > > Iain McCoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > a �crit : > > > > > On Tue, 2004-06-15 at 16:51, KiOrKY wrote: > > > &gt; can someone gives me stes to compile nightly builds bnecause > im thinking > > > that i do it wrong !!!! > > > &gt; > > > &gt; i cant access cvs because enterprise 's firewall... so i can > just download > > > packages in &quot;dayly&quot; part of the web site > > > &gt; > > > &gt; i want to refresh all the apps (mono but mcs too !) > > > &gt; regards > > > > > > Download a mono snapshot from the website, http://www.go-mono.com/daily > > > . You do *not* want a monocharge or a monolite; you want the mono > > > package. At the moment, that's mono-0.96.20040614.tar.gz > > > > > > Use either tar with the zxvf switches or an application like > file-roller > > > to extract the tarball > > > > > > open a terminal; cd into the directory you extracted the tarball > to > > > > > > run ./configure, or ./autogen.sh if there's no configure. Make sure > all > > > the dependencies you need are satisfied. > > > > > > run make > > > > > > run make install > > > > > > You should now have a mono install in /usr/local. You may need to > set > > > environment variables so it takes precedence over one installed from > a > > > package; the relevant variables are PATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH, > IIRC. > > > -- > > > Iain McCoy &lt;[EMAIL PROTECTED]&gt; > -- > Iain McCoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -- ---------------------------- I{ i () r |{ Y Debian User --------------------------------------------- -- Mathieu PASQUET -- Testeur Debian SID -- irc: #debian-fr / irc.freenode.net port: 6667 -- Site: www.fr.debian.org --------------------------------------------- _______________________________________________ Mono-list maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
