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Compiling problems (on linux) #15
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My xbuild output is as follows :-
I remember Nuget being problematic to get working correctly on linux, though it's some time since I did it. I can't remember the exact steps. I think I followed the steps here http://monomvc.wordpress.com/2012/03/06/nuget-on-mono/ If you still have problems compiling, maybe I should create a fork without Nuget. Alternatively, DM me your email and I can give you access to the build server where you can download a Release build. |
p.s. I wouldn't put the whole git tree under your .vim/bundle directory. Underneath your .vim/bundle/Omnisharp folder should just be the contents of the vimfiles folder. |
Thanks for your answer. I will try to install nuget. I would rather avoid using a release build of Omnisharp, since I want to be able to adept the code. |
About the git tree, I use Vundle to manage my plugins, which means that its done automatically. But I don't think its a problem. I see more plugins doing likewise. |
OK.. please let me know if it works. I use Pathogen which uses the same tree structure as Vundle but just assumed that it wouldn't work as OmniSharp's vim files are one level lower down than most Pathogen plugins. You have some interesting vim plugins btw :) |
Ah, now I understand what you meant to say about the vimfiles. Indeed they don't get loaded this way. I assumed they were somehow sourced. :) You mentioned earlier something about Omnisharp without nuget. I actually would like that very much. This would make things easier for people who don't have visual studio installed. And since I (and many people, I think) would use this plugin to replace visual studio, it might be a good idea to make Omnisharp independent of visual studio. |
OK. I've included the binary packages into the source tree. I feel a little dirty somehow doing this, but it should work without Nuget now. |
Thanks a lot! I just compiled the stuff without errors, only some warnings. I agree with you on the dirtyness of it, but it works for now. We may get a better solution at some point. |
I tried to compile OmniSharp in order to run the server, without success.
Running
xbuild
(mono equivalent ofmsbuild
) in the plugin directory gives the following errors.What is going wrong?
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