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Is there a way with xbuild, either through the command line or within a build script, to pass additional arguments through to the compiler? Specifically, I want to pass in --mcs-debug 1 to get a stack trace for an internal compiler error . I was able to work around it by updating %MONO%\bin\gmcs , but I expect there's a better way. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18503033/can-i-pass-an-argument-to-msc-through-xbuild-on-the-command-line

I build VS2010 projects with Mono's xbuild 2.10.5.0. The projects use the '.NET Framework 3.5 Client Profile' as the target framework (they must be 3.5 compatible and I don't need more than the client profile parts). I'm getting the following warnings: Build succeeded. Warnings: c:\Project\MyProject.csproj (default targets) -> C:\PROGRA~2\Mono\lib\mono\4.0\Microsoft.Common.targets (GetReferenceAssemblyPaths target) -> C:\PROGRA~2\Mono\lib\mono\4.0\Microsoft.Common.targets: warning : Unable to find framework corresponding to the target framework moniker '.NETFramework,Version=v3.5,Profile

The problem is as follows: I have a MonoDevelop project (ASP.NET) on my development workstation. I'm currently at a customer site, without my regular development environment on my laptop (Regulatory Burden). I have SSH access to my development workstation, but the network is too laggy to handle X11 comfortably. I need to make a minor adjustment and recompile. I tried using xbuild, with no effect: qdot@trigati ~/svn/proj/trunk/proj $ xbuild proj.csproj XBuild Engine Version 2.6.4.0 Mono, Version 2.6.4.0 Copyright (C) Marek Sieradzki 2005-2008, Novell 2008-2009. MSBUILD: error MSBUILD0000: /home

I'd like to know what the complete set of steps is to build a MonoTouch C# app consisting of the main application assembly containing xib files and a set of library assemblies that also possibly contain xib files. We're trying to automate these steps via a proper MSBuild script (which MonoTouch has yet to support) for various reasons which I won't go into, to focus on the question here. So far, here's what I've come up with: 1) Compile each assembly using smcs, e.g. /Developer/MonoTouch/usr/bin/smcs /noconfig "/out:/Users/bright/src/MonoTouchAppWithLib/AppLib/bin/Debug/AppLib.dll "/r:

Firstly, I've seen this question , and while the problem seems similar, it is not the same. I'm running a trimmed down mono, built without the 4.5 profile using ./configure --with-profile4=yes --with-profile4_5=no . I have an application that targets .NET 4.0, built using mono's xbuild . When I run it against my trimmed down mono installation, I get this error: The assembly mscorlib.dll was not found or could not be loaded. It should have been installed in the `/opt/my-app/mono/lib/mono/4.5/mscorlib.dll' directory. Now, I'm not referencing only 4.0 assemblies - nothing from 4.5, AFAICS. Why

I recently downloaded Mono 2 for my new MacBook. I'm trying to figure out how to compile Visual Studio solutions with xbuild, which is included in Mono. Any ideas? Update: xbuild supports solution files now. see xbuild David Mitchell The last time I checked, solutions weren't supported by xbuild (they use a different file format), but *.*proj files are. If you have a relatively simple solution, you may be able to get away with using xbuild on each project separately, but if your solution is very complex (with interdependencies between projects, etc.), you'll probably have to do a bit of