RE: [Nant-users] Newbie Question Regarding Referencing Assemblies

[Noel Gifford]

Change your <includes …> to reference the DLL in the binDebug directory           <csc target="exe" output="binDebug\app.exe" debug="${debug}">             <sources>                 <includes name="app.cs"/>             </sources>                 <references>               <includes name="binDebug\lib.dll" />             </references>         </csc>            </target> Noel   -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Brian Beaudet Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 12:54 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [Nant-users] Newbie Question Regarding Referencing Assemblies   I’ve got two simple *.cs files:   One called app.cs as shown below:   using System;     public class App   {     public static void Main()     {       Console.WriteLine( "1 + 1 = {0}", Calculator.Add( 1, 1 ) );     }   }     and another called lib.cs as shown below:       public class Calculator   {     public static int Add( int x, int y )     {       return x + y;     }   }   and my build file called default.build looks like this:   <?xml version="1.0"?> <project name="App" default="test">         <property name="debug" value="true"/>       <target name="clean">             <echo message="Cleaning up..." />         <delete>             <fileset>                         <includes name="binDebug" />             </fileset>         </delete>     </target>       <target name="prep">       <echo message="Building output directory..." />       <mkdir dir="binDebug" />     </target>       <target name="compile">             <echo message="Compiling..." />           <csc target="library" output="binDebug\lib.dll" debug="${debug}">             <sources>                 <includes name="lib.cs"/>             </sources>         </csc>              <csc target="exe" output="binDebug\app.exe" debug="${debug}">             <sources>                 <includes name="app.cs"/>             </sources>                 <references>               <includes name="lib.dll" />             </references>         </csc>                </target>       <target name="test" depends="clean, prep, compile">         <exec program="binDebug\app.exe" basedir="."/>            </target> </project>     However, I’m getting an error:   Type or namespace name ‘Calculator’ could not be found……etc.   Now, I’m using to working in VS.NET and I’m spoiled by all of the behind the scenes referencing that goes on.  How do I reference the Calculator method from a separate assembly so it runs properly in app.cs?  After years of having my hand held by my IDE, it would be nice really know what’s going on.   Thanks.     Brian M. Beaudet Director, Research & Development EfficiencyLab, LLC www.efficiencylab.com