Easy enough. ADD_TEST can run whatever you want.
I created a simple cmake function
Function(RUN_REMOTE_TEST testname, other_args)
# insert useful code here…
add_test(${testname}
remote_run_test ${binary_dir}/${testname} other test runner script args…
)
End_function()
You will have to figure out how to make the above work for your needs, but the
idea is simple enough. One useful thing I do in our function is create a
custom target to run the test as part of the build as well, that way the TDD
cycle runs all the tests.
From: CMake <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Stefan Seefeld
Sent: Tuesday, November 5, 2019 8:06 PM
To: CMake <[email protected]>
Subject: [CMake] cross-testing support in cmake
Hello,
I'm looking for ways to enable cross-testing with cmake. I imagine some helper
script that, during test execution, copies the test binary to a test platform,
runs the binary there, and reports back the test result. Does cmake have
support for such a scenario ?
Thanks,
[Stefan]
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