in your ctest file (see below)
2) Copy the ctest file corresponding to your os in the test dir,
- e.g. copy 'creatools-linux.ctest' if you are on a linux platform.
+ e.g. copy 'creatools-linux-osx.ctest' if you are on a linux
+ or on a mac osx platform.
3) Edit the copied file and make the necessary changes inside
following the comments therein.
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,
- (OS is your OS type)
+ (e.g. creatools-linux-osx.ctest)
* 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)
+On linux or osx, see the bash script ctest-all-creatools.sh
+
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REM: To schedule automatic build, see :
http://www.vtk.org/Wiki/CMake_Scripting_Of_CTest
--- /dev/null
+#!/bin/bash
+source ~/.bashrc
+ctest -S creatools-linux.ctest,crea -V
+ctest -S creatools-linux.ctest,bbtk -V
+ctest -S creatools-linux.ctest,creaImageIO -V
+#ctest -S creatools-linux.ctest,creaEnvironment -V
+#ctest -S creatools-linux.ctest,creaMaracasVisu -V
+#ctest -S creatools-linux.ctest,creaContours -V