Calculator sample: "0 run, 0 passed 0 failed"

[Erik Lindahl]

Hi Jeffrey
I had some trouble getting the calculator sample to work. Maybe this
post will help someone else out there who wants to try Concordion.net.

I downloaded and installed Gallio, downloaded concordion and the
calculator sample (both version 0.1.42.128) and finally built the
calculator sample (followed the 5 steps of your blog), but when trying
to execute the Calculator.spec i got the result "0 run, 0 passed 0
failed".

However, I could execute the concordion.spec.

Seems like the Concordion.dll that comes with the calculator sample
(in folder Calculator.Sample\lib ) is causing the trouble. When
replaced with concordion.dll from the concordion download it works
just fine. Here is my solution:

1. Delete concordion.dll from bin\debug
2. Replace concordon.dll in calculator.sample\lib with concordion.dll
from the concordion download.
3. Rebuild calculator sample (and the concordion.dll gets copied from
lib to bin\debug)

For your trouble shooting:
Calculator.sample\lib\concordion.dll has a version number of
0.1.99.9999 (right-click on file>properites>details)
but
Concordion\concordion.dll has version number 0.1.42.128

//Erik

PS One more thing: if I specify /runner:local on the command line for
Gallio.Echo it works with the 0.1.99.9999-dll. Why is that?

[Erik Lindahl]

Just discovered that you recommend using /runner:local, and when I do
it works better.
//Erik