> building nant was v. easy with rotor on OS X...
>
And I had to change the src/NAnt.cs file:
<snip>
using System.Text.RegularExpressions;
public struct FileVersionInfo
{
public string FileMajorPart;
public string FileMinorPart;
public string FileBuildPart;
public FileVersionInfo(string Mj, string Mn, string
Bd)
{
FileMajorPart = "0";
FileMinorPart = "0";
FileBuildPart = "0";
}
}
public class NAnt {
</snip>
<snip>
// Get version information directly from assembly.
This takes more
// work but prevents the version numbers from getting
out of sync.
//ProcessModule module =
Process.GetCurrentProcess().MainModule;
//FileVersionInfo info =
FileVersionInfo.GetVersionInfo(module.FileName);
//string programName =
Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(info.FileName); // in
case the user has renamed the program
FileVersionInfo info = new FileVersionInfo("0", "0",
"0");
string programName = "NAnt";
if (showHelp) {
</snip>
> To compile I created a response file
> ls src/*.cs src/*/*.cs > response.rsp
> and used the following command to compile:
> csc /out:NAnt.exe @response.rsp
>
> Tom
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