Hi Karthik, I was aware, that I can start ctest this way. However from my understanding this requires at least the whole build tree to be at the same location as on the build machine. I had hoped to get away with copying a subset of the generated files somehow, possibly to a different directory.
Regards, Martin On 05/28/10 09:05, Karthik Krishnan wrote: > On Fri, May 28, 2010 at 12:04 PM, Martin Apel <martin.a...@simpack.de > <mailto:martin.a...@simpack.de>> wrote: > > Hi Alok, > > the problem is not to start the testing process remotely. In my > case it's no problem simply setting up the Windows task planner to > execute some script every night. The problem is more, how do I > tell ctest to perform its tests without having to perform the > complete build as well. > > > Explicitly tell ctest to perform just the specific actions.. > > ctest -T Test -T Submit > > will perform just the test and submit parts. Equivalent line within > your CTest script would be something like > > SET (CTEST_COMMAND > "C:/Program Files/CMake/bin/ctest.exe -T Test -T Submit" > ) > > > >
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