how to make postsharp-280.msi from the source code?(for x86)
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how to make postsharp-280.msi from the source code?(for x86)
I download the source code(zip file) from
[url=http://download.postsharp.org/builds/1.0/PostSharp-1.0.7.280-Source.zip][url=http://download.postsharp.org/builds/1.0/PostSharp-1.0.7.280-Source.zip]http://download.postsharp.org/builds/1.0/PostSharp-1.0.7.280-Source.zip[/url][/url]
I can open the .sln file in visual studio 2005, but do not know how to make the .msi file(so I can install it...)
Thanks!
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Re: how to make postsharp-280.msi from the source code?(for x86)
You cannot. The build script, the documentation and the installer are not covered by the open-source license.
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Re: how to make postsharp-280.msi from the source code?(for x86)
o, I see.
Then, could you tell me is there any way to use postsharp with msbuild in x86?
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Re: how to make postsharp-280.msi from the source code?(for x86)
PostSharp ships with ".targets" file, which should be added to each project possibly using PostSharp.
All the installer does is to include this file in the general build file, so that PostSharp is automatically detected for all projects.
For x64, the include element should be in the file C:\Program Files\MSBuild\v2.0\Custom.After.Microsoft.Common.targets; for x86 in C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\v2.0\Custom.After.Microsoft.Common.targets
The installer modifies both files on x64 platforms.
Gael
All the installer does is to include this file in the general build file, so that PostSharp is automatically detected for all projects.
For x64, the include element should be in the file C:\Program Files\MSBuild\v2.0\Custom.After.Microsoft.Common.targets; for x86 in C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\v2.0\Custom.After.Microsoft.Common.targets
The installer modifies both files on x64 platforms.
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