I tried that originally, and it does not work. When add_executable is
used to create an application bundle on MacOS X, it does not simple
build an executable program. It creates an entire directory structure
that bundles up the exectuable. CTest does not seem to understand how
to deal with this bundle; it expects a runnable executable as the name
for the second argument to add_test.
Bill Hoffman wrote:
Tron Thomas wrote:
On Mac OS X, I want to build a graphical test application to be added
as a test in a project configured by CMake. However, I am unable to
add this application as a test in CMake because it Mac OS X builds
the program as an application bundle, and CMake is unable to find the
correct path to the executable to run it.
On Mac OS X, an application bundle is basically a directory
structure. Say the test application is called TestRunner, the root
of the application bundle would be called TestRunner.app. The path
to the executable with in the bundle would be:
TestRunner.app/Content/MacOS/TestRunner
I cannot correctly specify the path to CTest when using the ADD_TEST
command in CMake. I tried something like:
ADD_TEST(TestRunner "TestRunner.app/Content/MacOS/TestRunner")
You should be able to do this:
add_test(TestRunner TestRunner)
All that should be needed is the name of the executable target given
to the add_executable command. CMake should then figure out how to
call the executable.
-Bill
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