On 2013-08-09 04:43, Yngve Inntjore Levinsen wrote:
Sorry all, I found my mistake. Essentially in the 'ctest -S script' I
moved all CTestTestfile.cmake to a binary directory using
configure_file() instead of file(COPY .. DESTINATION ..). The
configure_file evaluates all ${}, so the ${MESSAGE} was replaced by
nothing since the variable MESSAGE was not defined in the ctest script.
I'm not sure file(COPY) implements the same copy-if-different semantics
as configure_file (or creates dependencies to re-run CMake when an input
changes). You might want to use configure_file(COPYONLY) instead.
Note there is also an @ONLY if you do need to perform substitutions but
need to leave ${} alone.
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Matthew
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