Michael Andronov wrote:
...
4. cmake run with no problem indication;
5. When VS 2003 is opened, the projects are built with no problem
indication.
So far everything behaved as expected. Now, the `unexplained' started:
u.1. Attempt to build RUN_TESTS project within VS 2003 finishes with
message:
'' foo.dll not found. ''. At the same time:
a. the foo.dll is definitely present within specified directory.
b. execution of test1, test2, test3, or test4 from the same
environment is running fine.
c. root/kernel/bin/Release is within CTEST_ENVIRONMENT variable;
That is only for use in ctest -S scripts. There is no way to set the
the ctest environment from the add_test command right now.
u.2 At the same time, running ctest within Windows command line
window, within
root/ subdirectory, running fine, executing all 4 simple
tests, with no indication of
missing foo.dll
This must mean that root/kernel/bin/Release is in your PATH from the
command line. VS 2003 has its own PATH variable. It is in the Options
menu somewhere...
u3. Generating the VS 2005 solution/projects from the same scripts,
ends up with expected
behavior. Attempt to build RUN_TESTS project, ends up in
execution of 4 tests, with no
indication of missing foo.dll
When you install VS, it copies the PATH as it was during install. So,
my guess is that you installed VS 2005 after 2003, and in between you
added root/kernel/bin/Release to your PATH.
-Bill
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