Re: Build problems with CVS code

[Gert Driesen <ge...@pandora.be>]

Try using a recent nightly build of NAnt : 
http://nant.sourceforge.net/nightly/builds

Gert


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Shai Berger" <sh...@tase.co.il>
To: <lo...@logging.apache.org>
Sent: Sunday, September 12, 2004 7:51 PM
Subject: Build problems with CVS code


Hi guys,

I'm trying to evaluate log4net for use in a project here, and I encountered 
some problems in the first attempts to build; I hope to get some advice from 
the more experienced folks here.

I checked out the source from CVS, and first tried to build it with NAnt. 
This failed miserably; the latest stable NAnt (0.84) cannot read the build 
files, because the syntax they use for <if/> (test="...") is not (no 
longer?) supported. NAnt expects to see <if propertyexists="...">, and the 
files have <if test="property::exists('...')">. What version of NAnt are 
these files written for? Are the developers aware that the build files don't 
work? Or have I misunderstood something?

Then I found the solution file, and successfully built Log4Net in VS.NET 
2003 (after an automatic conversion of the solution and project files). I 
understand that Log4Net was tested in Framework 1.1, but was it built with 
VS.NET 2003? Should I expect problems?

Also, if I understand correctly, having transformed the project files will 
prevent me from following the development on CVS (at least inasmuch as 
project-file changes are involved). Is there a known solution to this 
problem?

Thanks in advance,

Shai.
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