Closed tkbala closed 4 years ago
I get the same error in Visual Studio if I don't build from the command-line first (dotnet build ProseSamples.sln
). If you have already built from Visual Studio, you may have to clean first (git clean -fdx
will clean everything). Hopefully this workaround should get you working for now.
dslc
(the DSL compiler part of PROSE) involves being a bit too fancy with MSBuild so it acts strangely like that sometimes, sorry.
Great! This works! Thanks @danpere :D
I am trying to build ProseSample.sln, but I get the following error
I had downloaded the master branch of the repository from GitHub. Then Opened the ProseSample.sln file using Visual Studio 2019. Then I changed the Target framework to .NET Core 3.1 for 'ProseSample', 'ProseSample.Substrings', 'ProseSample.Substrings.Semantics' and 'ProseSample.TextExtraction'.
I also verified that the following NuGet packages are installed for the project: Microsoft.ProgramSynthesis, Microsoft.ProgramSynthesis.Common, Microsoft.ProgramSynthesis.Compiler and Microsoft.ProgramSynthesis.Dslctargets