Xbuild and F# (vs2010) project?

So it turns out that the parallel environment was actually making things easier on me. Mono installs at /usr, while F# installs at /usr/local, so I needed to set up symlinks to enable FSharp targets and Common targets to see each other. This is detailed here: F# and XBuild (Debian) Once this was set up, I was still having trouble.

After adding some debug messages I found that xbuild was not resolving the path to F# targets correctly. Project file was trying to import like this: Import Project="$(MSBuildExtensionsPath32)\FSharp\1.0\Microsoft.FSharp. Targets" Condition="!

Exists('$(MSBuildBinPath)\Microsoft.Build.Tasks. V4.0. Dll')" /> Targets" Condition="$(TargetsPath) == '' And Exists('$(MSBuildBinPath)\Microsoft.Build.Tasks.

V4.0. Dll') which allows me to passin the path to FSharp. Targets on the command line There are still a few problems (it's failing with a complaint about ItemGroups not being registered, I know this is a weakness in xbuild but it seems to be a false alarm - the project does in fact get built and run successfully).

Hope this helps someone else.

So it turns out that the parallel environment was actually making things easier on me. Mono installs at /usr, while F# installs at /usr/local, so I needed to set up symlinks to enable FSharp targets and Common targets to see each other. This is detailed here: F# and XBuild (Debian) Once this was set up, I was still having trouble.

After adding some debug messages I found that xbuild was not resolving the path to F# targets correctly. Project file was trying to import like this: and xbuild was having trouble resolving the relative path. So I just changed it to this: which allows me to passin the path to FSharp.

Targets on the command line. There are still a few problems (it's failing with a complaint about ItemGroups not being registered, I know this is a weakness in xbuild but it seems to be a false alarm - the project does in fact get built and run successfully). Hope this helps someone else.

Thanks for following up with a comprehensive answer. :- – ildjarn Oct 24 at 22:55.

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