I think FrameworkInfo does belong in NAnt.Core simply becuase its such a major part of the tool. But you're right you shouldn't have to have a currentframework to run nant. Its possible to not have one if you for example don't have the SDK installed - only the runtime. In that case nant would run and all the copy, move and other non .Net tasks will run fine. csc etc will obviouly not work.After some thougths, I think that the whole FrameworkInfo management doesn't belong in NAnt.Core and therefore FileSets shouldn't rely on framework concept at all.
Its also useful for running managed applications on mono where we automatically run 'mono foo.exe' rather than trying to execute foo.exe as a standalone executable.Am I right? Can the concept of frameworks be useful for anything other than dotnet ? And how is it possible not to have a currentframework ?
Ian
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