Thanks, Dave! Since this is an open source project, I just set up a CDash instance on my.cdash.org.
Cheers, Aaron On Wed, Mar 2, 2016 at 5:19 AM, Dave Flogeras <dfloger...@gmail.com> wrote: > On Tue, Mar 1, 2016 at 8:15 PM, Aaron Boxer <boxe...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hello, > > I am just getting started on using valgrind memory analysis for my tests. > > When I run ctest with nightly memory check, I get an XML document, but it > > is very hard to read the results. What is the best way of reading this > doc? > > > > For me, the best way to go was to go through the short-term pain of > setting up CDash (it is not very hard, but you do have to set up a > database, a webserver and PHP). Also, you only set it up once and you > can host as many projects on your server as you like. > > Once that is done, create a project in CDash and it will generate you > a CTestConfig.cmake which you drop into your CMake project. Then it is > as easy as "make NightlySubmit" (after > NightlyStart/Configure/Build/Test etc.). It handles uploading the xml > to CDash and CDash will parse it and build you nice tables to > summarize. Clicking into individual tests will show you their > results. > > If you like, you can then go further and use a tool like python to > script and automate your clone/configure/build/test/upload process > across multiple projects/multiple variations. I do this on multiple > hosts so that CDash aggregates the results of building multiple > projects, with multiple compilers, on multiple operating systems. It > all depends what you need. > > That may not be the easiest solution, but I think it is a good one and > worth looking into. > > HTH > Dave >
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