The master genie file looks like this in case it matters:
SOLUTION_DIR = path.getabsolute("./")
TARGET_DIR=path.join(SOLUTION_DIR, "_build/bin")
function fix_path_slashes(path)
return path:gsub("/", "\\")
end
solution "tinkerengine"
configurations {
"Debug",
"Release",
}
platforms {
"x64",
"x32",
}
language "C++"
targetdir(TARGET_DIR)
-- Too slow for iterating, so I'm disabling this for now
-- No real good place to put this, so put this at the root
--all_genie_files = os.matchfiles(path.join(SOLUTION_DIR, "**_genie.lua"))
--
---- Rebuild sln from genie if out of date.
--custombuildtask {
-- {
-- path.join(SOLUTION_DIR, "genie.lua"), -- input
-- path.join(SOLUTION_DIR, "file_that_dont_exist.sln"), -- output
-- all_genie_files, -- dependencies
-- { -- command:
-- "@echo Building visual studio solutions.",
-- (path.join(SOLUTION_DIR, "genie.bat") .. " vs2017")
-- }
-- },
--}
-- 3rdparty scripts
for index, match in pairs(os.matchfiles("3rdparty/genie_scripts/*.lua")) do
dofile(match)
end
-- Our genie files
for index, match in pairs(os.matchfiles("src/**.lua")) do
dofile(match)
end
Anyhow, running genie with vs2017 as the action, either release or built from github yields:
Building configurations...
Running action 'vs2017'...
[string "premake.vstudio.vc2017 = {}..."]:21: attempt to index a nil value (field 'cs2005')
stack traceback:
[string "premake.vstudio.vc2017 = {}..."]:21: in field 'onproject'
[string "premake.action = { }..."]:23: in field 'call'
[string "_WORKING_DIR = os.getcwd()..."]:74: in function '_premake_main'
It's not clear what I'm doing wrong here, or what's misconfigured on my system. I can build C# apps that I build with VS2017 normally; so I'm not sure what's going on with genie.
This could be a misconfiguration on my part, but the lua callstack isn't giving me much to go on.
I've built a project as follows:
The master genie file looks like this in case it matters:
Anyhow, running genie with vs2017 as the action, either release or built from github yields:
It's not clear what I'm doing wrong here, or what's misconfigured on my system. I can build C# apps that I build with VS2017 normally; so I'm not sure what's going on with genie.