Re: [Banshee-List] Compiling under windows

["Dustin C. Hatch" <admiralnemo gmail com>]

On 1/6/2011 9:53 PM, joe greef wrote:
> Apologies but where did you execute that command? Also, could you
> describe the method to do it by hand, so I could try to fix the
> musicbrainz error in the same way? Thank you.

I executed it from a Linux shell (my Linux virtual machine has direct 
access to my Windows files), but you could also do it from MSYS or 
Cygwin, I'd imagine. To do it by hand it tedious, but it works. There 
are dozens of projects that you will need to update in order to get 
Nereid to run.

1. Expand the project in the Solution Explorer
2. Expand "References"
3. You will notice one or more of ``atk-sharp``, ``gdk-sharp``, 
``glib-sharp``, and ``gtk-sharp`` are displayed in red.
4. Right-click on "References" and choose "Edit References"
5. On the "Packages" tab, tick the checkbox next to any of the packages 
listed in red in the Solution Explorer.
6. In the "Selected references" list, select any now-duplicated 
references (those without any version or key information) and click the 
minus button to the right.

After you do that, the references in red will go away. That particular 
project should now build. Repeat for the rest of the dependency projects.

I don't know what causes MonoDevelop not to find those packages; perhaps 
someone more familiar with it could shed some light.

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