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On Sunday, August 16, 2020 at 8:49:29 PM UTC+2 Albrecht Schlosser wrote:
Additional on macOS (which I can't do):
- build using CMake + make, run tests as above
The build runs well under macOS, and wrappers are where they are useful, next to application bundles, both with bin/tests/and bin/examples/. When the demo test app is run, support files of most test apps are found (editor, browser, help_dialog) but not with colbrowser. When these apps are run directly (i.e., not through demo) they don't find their respective support file.
- build using CMake + Xcode, run tests as above
The builds run well both in debug and release modes, and places test and example apps in folders bin/test/Debug/, bin/test/Release/, bin/examples/Debug/ and bin/examples/Release/ as expected. As to whether test apps find their support files, it's as reported above.
Known issue on macOS: the wrapper scripts are always in the bin,
bin/test, and bin/examples folders and not in the "per build type"
subdirs Debug, Release, etc. where they belong. Yes, that's what I see.
This will be fixed in a
later update (I think I know how to do it, but I need to implement and
test it)
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