in your ctest file (see below)
2) Copy the ctest file corresponding to your os in the test dir,
in your ctest file (see below)
2) Copy the ctest file corresponding to your os in the test dir,
5) To run a test, type in test dir:
'ctest -S creatools-OS.ctest,PROJECTNAME' [-V|-VV]
Where : * 'creatools-OS.ctest' is the name of your customized ctest file,
5) To run a test, type in test dir:
'ctest -S creatools-OS.ctest,PROJECTNAME' [-V|-VV]
Where : * 'creatools-OS.ctest' is the name of your customized ctest file,
* PROJECTNAME is the name of the project to build and test
(e.g. crea, bbtk, ...)
* add -V or -VV tu run in verbose or extra-verbose mode
* PROJECTNAME is the name of the project to build and test
(e.g. crea, bbtk, ...)
* add -V or -VV tu run in verbose or extra-verbose mode
- creaMaracasVisu (depends on crea, bbtk)
- creaContours (depends on crea, bbtk, creaImageIO, creaEnvironment, creaMaracasVisu)
- creaMaracasVisu (depends on crea, bbtk)
- creaContours (depends on crea, bbtk, creaImageIO, creaEnvironment, creaMaracasVisu)
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REM: To schedule automatic build, see :
http://www.vtk.org/Wiki/CMake_Scripting_Of_CTest
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REM: To schedule automatic build, see :
http://www.vtk.org/Wiki/CMake_Scripting_Of_CTest