NAnt - .NET build tool similar to Ant

       The following are the most common options

       -t[argetframework]:<text>
              Specifies the framework to target

       -defaultframework:<text>
              Specifies the framework to target (Short format: /k)

       -buildfile:<text>
              Use given buildfile (Short format: /f)

       -D:<name>=<value>
              Use value for given property

              A file ending in .build will be used if no buildfile is specified.

       @<file>
              Insert command-line settings from a text file.

NAnt  is  a  .Net  build  tool similar to Ant.  The build environment is configured using an XML file and
       extended using .Net classes rather than executing separate shell-based commands.  Each task is run by  an
       object that implements a particular Task interface.

       NAnt - .NET build tool similar to Ant

-debug[+|-]
              Displays debug information during build process

       -e[macs][+|-]
              Produce logging information without adornments

       -ext[ension]:<text>
              Load NAnt extensions from the specified assembly

       -find[+|-]
              Search parent directories for build file

       -h[elp][+|-]
              Prints a help message summarising the options.

       -indent:<number>
              Indentation level of build output

       -l[ogfile]:<filename>
              Use value as name of log output file

       -listener:<text>
              Add an instance of class as a project listener

       -logger:<text>
              Use given type as logger

       -nologo[+|-]
              Suppresses display of the logo banner

       -projecthelp[+|-]
              Prints project help information

       -q[uiet][+|-]
              Displays only error or warning messages during build process

       -v[erbose][+|-]
              Displays more information during build process

       NAnt Project web site http://nant.sourceforge.net/

       Man page by Dave Beckett, made available under the same terms as NAnt

                                                   2005-05-16                                            nant(1)

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