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<DIV>I posted this in the open-discussion forum. Maybe that's not used
much these days.</DIV>
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<DIV>I've found a few problems building IronRuby on Windows (using the
IronRuby.sln file). It's possible my set-up might be bad, although all I
did was download the SVN files and build them.<BR><BR>A number of the
projects have bad references (these look to be caused by the projects not
being in the location the csproj files expect).<BR>I found that I had to
change the following CSPROJ files (Ruby, IronRuby.Libraries,
ClassInitGenerator, Ruby.Console, RubyTestHost).<BR><BR>Also, I was doing
a Release build and that does not compile. The Microsoft.Scripting library
has #if DEBUG round definitions of 2 Utils.ReflectionUtils functions
(FormatTypeName and FormatTypeArgs), which are referred to in Program.cs
of ClassInitGenerator.<BR><BR>I'm guessing others don't build from the
Visual Studio solution (or I've set my environment up
stupidly).<BR><BR>Derek<BR></DIV></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><BR></FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML>