I did not get any feedback on this, so please excuse me asking again:
Is it by design that adding a DEBUG_POSTFIX to executables makes CMake
miss those very same executables when running "make test"?
It is a bit awkward having to chose between either:
A) having no postfix with executables, i.e. debug executables
overwriting
release executables on installation
or
B) not having "make test" work properly when building anything else but
the default / release build type.
Regards,
--
Martin Baute
so...@rootdirectory.de
Am 20.03.2013 12:51, schrieb Martin Baute:
In my CMakeLists.txt, I defined tests to be run when I call "make
test":
add_executable( test_tu test/test_tu.cpp )
set( ALL_TARGETS ${ALL_TARGETS} test_tu )
add_test( test_tu test_tu )
I also configured to have a postfix "-debug" when building in that
config,
so I could install release and debug versions side-by-side:
set_property( TARGET ${ALL_TARGETS} PROPERTY DEBUG_POSTFIX
"-debug" )
However, when I build with CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug and call "make
test",
the Makefile will try to call "test_tu" - not "test_tu-debug".
Apparently,
the DEBUG_POSTFIX property is not considered by add_test().
Is this by design, a bug, or a faulty config on my part?
Regards,
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