[dotnes.compiler] now a .NET global tool #45
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This also has various cleanup:
* `dotnes.compiler` is now a .NET global tool
* `dotnes.compiler` no longer references MSBuild assemblies, I just
made it link in the required source files.
* Consolidate NuGet settings in `NuGet.props`
* Renamed the `Tasks` folder to `MSBuild`
To test the tool, after a build:
> dotnet tool install -g dotnes.compiler --add-source .\bin\Debug\ --prerelease
You can invoke the tool using the following command: dotnes
Tool 'dotnes.compiler' (version '0.1.1-alpha') was successfully installed.
Then you can just run it via:
> dotnes
Usage: dotnes.exe mydll.dll chr_generic.s
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This also has various cleanup:
dotnes.compileris now a .NET global tooldotnes.compilerno longer references MSBuild assemblies, I just made it link in the required source files.Consolidate NuGet settings in
NuGet.propsRenamed the
Tasksfolder toMSBuildTo test the tool, after a build:
Then you can just run it via: