On 1/26/07, Ken Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yesterday I checked in some changes to that you can specify a timeout per
test if desired. Essentially...
add_test ( MyTest1 )
set_tests_properties ( MyTest1 PROPERTIES TIMEOUT 100)
add_test ( MyTest2 )
set_tests_properties (
Yesterday I checked in some changes to that you can specify a timeout per
test if desired. Essentially...
add_test ( MyTest1 )
set_tests_properties ( MyTest1 PROPERTIES TIMEOUT 100)
add_test ( MyTest2 )
set_tests_properties ( MyTest2 PROPERTIES TIMEOUT 500)
etc...
The timeout
There are two ways to globally put a time limit on each test IIRC. One is
to set DART_TESTING_TIMEOUT (see Modules/CTest.cmake) to the number of
seconds to let a test run, the other is to set CTEST_TEST_TIMEOUT in your
ctest script IIRC. I do not believe there is a way to do it on a per test
On 1/23/07, Ken Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are two ways to globally put a time limit on each test IIRC. One is
to set DART_TESTING_TIMEOUT (see Modules/CTest.cmake) to the number of
seconds to let a test run, the other is to set CTEST_TEST_TIMEOUT in your
ctest script IIRC. I do not
The problem with DART_TESTING_TIMEOUT and CTEST_TEST_TIMEOUT is that
they apply to the complete test suites. What I'm trying to solve is
some infinite loops test cases, I like the tests to fail/timeout but
the next tests should be executed as well.
Just to make sure we are on the same page :)
