Hi,
I tried to compile the latest version of monodevelop from the svn, and it
seems to have a problem with finding nunit.core and nunit.framework, even
though they are both in my gac.
So I tried to compile a test program which only referes to
nunit.framework, and it also failed to find it. After looking in the
source of mcs, I have the impression that I always have to pass the fully
qualified name of an assembly to the -r argument, including it's version
number and everything.
So my question: What is supposed to be passed to the -r argument? Should
it be the fully qualified name with version and everything, or is simply
nunit.framework enough?
I looked in the driver.cs file of mcs, and it seems to load the referenced
assemblies using the Assembly.Load function. This gives me the idea that
you will have to reference assemblies using their fully qualified name.
Isn't it supposed that nunit.framework should be enough? In that case, I
think mcs should use the Assembly.LoadWithPartialName function?
Greets,
Lieven van der Heide
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