Whidbey MSBuild Question for CSProj File

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BuddyWork

Hello,

Does anyone know if the csproj extension is been used
under Whidbey or if it uses MSBuild (proj) extension?
 
BuddyWork,

I believe, MSBuild uses any file that ends in proj. This way, it can
compile VB project files (vbproj), C# project files (csproj), etc, etc.

Hope this helps.
 
Thanks,

I found on the Microsoft site a MSDN TV show done by 'Alex
Kipman' which showed how MSBuild works, the link is
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdntv/episode.aspx?
xml=episodes/en/20040122VSNETAK/manifest.xml

Basically Whidbey is totally integrated with MSBuild so
you only now need to understand the MSBuild script.

Thanks,
-----Original Message-----
BuddyWork,

I believe, MSBuild uses any file that ends in proj. This way, it can
compile VB project files (vbproj), C# project files (csproj), etc, etc.

Hope this helps.


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- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- (e-mail address removed)

Hello,

Does anyone know if the csproj extension is been used
under Whidbey or if it uses MSBuild (proj) extension?
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I found on the Microsoft site a MSDN TV show done by 'Alex
Kipman' which showed how MSBuild works, the link is
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdntv/episode.aspx?
xml=episodes/en/20040122VSNETAK/manifest.xml

Basically Whidbey is totally integrated with MSBuild so
you only now need to understand the MSBuild script.

Thanks,
 
Basically Whidbey is totally integrated with MSBuild so
you only now need to understand the MSBuild script.
Click to expand...

Even better, the MSBuild parser (NMake v2 apparently) ships with the
..NET Framework 2.0 so you can use the same build file with and without
Visual Studio! At least that's what the PDC slides say.
 
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