Put the "include(CTest)" line in your top level CMakeLists.txt file.
Do a full clean re-configure (remove the "build" directory, make a new
empty "build" directory and run CMake again).
If it still happens after that, we need more details about your project.
You should be able to build "Experime
I received the adive:
include(CTest)
instead of:
enable_testing()
Including CTest.cmake will automatically enable_testing(), but it also
configures the "test configuration file" it's complaining about...
and was rewarded with a working VS 9 project. The test_subtract project
built - as it did b
I think you could put the enable_testing() and add_test() statements in
a file called CMakeTests.txt in your subdirectory and include that in
your toplevel cmakelists.txt. That works for me anyway. I'm not sure if
this is the official way it is supposed to be done though.
Regards,
Micha
On 06
Do:
include(CTest)
instead of:
enable_testing()
Including CTest.cmake will automatically enable_testing(), but it also
configures the "test configuration file" it's complaining about...
HTH,
David
On Tue, Jun 19, 2012 at 5:19 PM, Robert Ramey wrote:
> I'm working through my first CMake/CT
I'm working through my first CMake/CTest project.
My directory structure looks like
safe_numerics/
CMakeLists.txt // #1
build/ // out of source build directory
include/
examples/
doc/
tests/
CMakeLists.txt // #2
#1 looks like
cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 2.6)
p
