Here's the build file:
target default:
print "Hello World!"
I've got a build.bat file that looks like this:
@echo off
"%~dp03pty\Phantom\Phantom-0.3\Phantom\Phantom.exe" %*
The build file is named "build.boo."
1. I've tried using the full path; I've tried using the relative path;
I've tried to allow it to search for the default "build.boo" file in
the same directory.
2. I've placed the file in the same directory as the .bat file; I've
placed the file in the same directory as the Phantom.exe file.
3. I've tried using the example build.boo file from Github in both of
the locations from #2.
4. I've tried using spaces to offset "Hello World"; I've tried using
tabs to offset "Hello World"
5. I've tried directly calling the executable directly from the
command line using all the different combinations of options from #1
and #2.
I'm using Windows 7 and I've tried to run Phantom.exe as both a
regular user and an Administrator. Nothing seems to work. I'd really
like to use Phantom, but I just can't seem to get past this exception.
I don't know what I'm missing; hopefully something incredibly obvious.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Unblocking the DLLs fixed the problem. Thanks very much for the help!