Hi again.
In addition to my previuos email, example
of my code:
local test-files =
t_blocking
t_monitor
;
local test-targets ;
for local t in $(test-files)
{
unit-test $(t) :
$(t).cpp $(name) ;
explicit $(t) ;
test-targets += $(t) ;
}
But then how do I declare a single “check”
target for “test-targets”? And is it the best way to
handle multiple tests?
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Hi!
I want to use “unit-test” rule, but my project
has lots of tests – basically separate test executable for each
class/function. How do I declare multiple tests and run ALL tests with one
command? Currently we do “make check” using autobuild.
Best Regards
Alex Khassapov
Senior Software Engineer
ITG Australia Ltd
Level
3,
525
Ph.
+61 3 9211 2543
Fax. +61 3 9211 2599
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