How do I build all projects on the trunk?

[Jason Meckley]

I downloaded the trunk this morning to build with the latest NH trunk
(which will make it's way into Rhino.Tools).

I have the build running successfully with tests. (required a previous
version of AllComponentsReleasePolicy.cs to be 2.0 compatible.) So
it's successful in building part of the stack but not the entire
stack. It's not building
AR, Facilities or MR.

I modified the release.cmd to this
@echo off
"C:\Program Files\nant\nant-0.86-nightly-2008-08-18\bin\nant" -
t:net-2.0 -f:release.build package-net-2.0 %*
"C:\Program Files\nant\nant-0.86-nightly-2008-08-18\bin\nant" rebuild

it runs without error, to the best of my knowledge, but the debug and
release build directories only contain assemblies for:
Core
DynamicProxy
DynamicProxy2
Services.Logging
Services.Transaction
other 3rd party assemblies.

How can I adjust by command above to also build ActiveRecord,
Facilities and the associated tests? MR isn't required at this point.

[Ayende Rahien]

Are you running build-from-trunk?

[Jason Meckley]

no I don't think so. I don't see any files castle that say build-from-
trunk. if you're talking rhino, then no I'm not there yet.
I output the log to a text file. come to find out the projects are not
compiling correctly, seems to be a 3.0 > syntax errors. I'm updating
nant to target 3.5 instead of 2.0.

Off topic a little bit, but 3.5 compilation for 2.0 is confusing with
nant. If the code uses a 3.0 > feature and is compiled using 3.5
framework can I then use that assembly in a 2.0 project? For example,
NH required the 3.5 framework to compile, but runs on 2.0. Why use 3.5
if you're targeting 2.0? is the same true for castle?

Ok, just found out:

"C:\Program Files\nant\nant-0.86-nightly-2008-08-18\bin\nant" -

t:net-3.5 -f:release.build package-net-2.0 %* >ouptput-release-
build.log
doesn't compile with errors about var being undefined. I know that
one.

[Jason Meckley]

looking into Rhino BuildFromTrunk.build I need to update SVN, so I'm
updating to 1.5.4. I'll get there eventually:)

[Ayende Rahien]

The way I work when I want to do this is by:

compiling castle

copy castle.core, castle.dynamicproxy2 to nh's sharedlibs

compiling nhibernate

compiling the nhibernate dlls to castle shared libs

compiling castle 

compiling castle libs to rhino shared libs

compile rhino

[Jason Meckley]

ok, I'll change my order up. I was doing:
NH
Castle
Rhino

[Jason Meckley]

finally got this working. there where some syntax downgrades required
in InversionOfControl to compile with 2.0.
I also needed to update AR Facility to implement ISession from NH
trunk.

if others want i can supply a patch.

On Oct 24, 2:34 pm, Jason Meckley <jasonmeck...@gmail.com> wrote:
> ok, I'll change my order up. I was doing:
> NH
> Castle
> Rhino
>
> Ayende Rahien wrote:
> > The way I work when I want to do this is by:compiling castle
> > copy castle.core, castle.dynamicproxy2 to nh's sharedlibs
> > compiling nhibernate
> > compiling the nhibernate dlls to castle shared libs
> > compiling castle
> > compiling castle libs to rhino shared libs
> > compile rhino
>

[Ayende Rahien]

Please do