Good day all,
I am using ADD_TEST like this:
ADD_TEST(
nameOfMyTest
${CMAKE_CTEST_COMMAND}
--build-and-test ${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR} ${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}
--build-generator ${CMAKE_GENERATOR}
--build-makeprogram ${CMAKE_BUILD_TOOL}
--build-nocmake
--build-noclean
--build-project ${MY_PRODUCT_NAME}
--build-target someTestTarget
)
-- that is: *ctest --build-and-test* is invoked "from within" the
test.*ctest --build-and-test* will in turn invoke the build tool:
*make someTestTarget*
(assuming Unix make is the build tool).
That's correct so far, isn't it?
Question:
I would now like to specify an environment variable in this
CMakeLists.txt, namely "TJO=SAN", that affects the invocation of *make
someTestTarget*. The result would be that ctest --build-and-test
"creates" an invocation like:
*TJO=SAN make someTestTarget*
How can I do that? A naïve idea would be to write
SET_PROPERTY(TEST nameOfMyTest PROPERTY ENVIRONMENT "TJO=SAN" )
-- but that will not work (right?) Because it will only set the
environment variable for the invocation of ctest:
*TJO=SAN ctest --build-and-test ....*
-- but /not/ the subsequent call to make.
Any ideas?
/Is there any way to tell *ctest --build-and-test* to set an environment
variable for the invocation of the build tool?/
Best,
- Hugo Heden
FOI, Sweden
www.foi.se
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