I need some help. I'm moving my C++ test suite from one giant test executable into smaller separate test executable. Each cpp file (test case) is going to get compiled into its own executable. Because of the amount of test cases and the naming convention of the tests, I'm having trouble figuring out how to generate all the executables.
The trouble I'm having is that this will result in plenty of targets having the same name. For example if I have the directory structure tests/foo/default_constructor_test.pass.cpp tests/foo/CMakeLists.txt tests/bar/default_constructor_test.pass.cpp tests/bar/CMakeLists.txt Both CMakeLists would have a target default_constructor_test.pass. Obviously this doesn't work. Whats the best way to handle creating a lot of executables, possibly with the same name? Thanks for any and all help, Eric
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