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#Cmake command not found windows driver
#Cmake command not found windows windows

c extension), we can then use this for the CMake target name, and stick the extension back on for the source:ħ: Test command: D:\MyProject\build\tests\test_objects.exeħ/8 Test #7: test_objects. By defining a list named TEST_TARGETS which contains the filename of all the tests (omitting the. Instead, we can use the list approach with the unit tests.

Adding new unit tests by copying and pasting the calls to add_cmocka_test, add_cmocka_test_environment and target_include_directories would add a lot of boilerplate code. So far we have just one unit test, simple_test.c.

Use #include "objects.c", and write tests against the public and private functions available in that source file.

Use #include "objects.h", and write tests against the public functions available in that header file.

It is now possible to do the following from within simple_test.c:

Calls file(GLOB HEADER_LIST CONFIGURE_DEPENDS "$").

It also calls add_subdirectory(app) to add the app directory.

It calls add_subdirectory(src) to add the src directory.

The top-level CMakeLists.txt calls project(MyProject VERSION 0.1.0) to define the project.

Before we continue, let’s take a look at our project structure. You may have noticed that our simple_test.c does not actually test any of our project’s code. While there are other approaches here (such as ensuring the CMocka libraries and include dirs are on your PATH) I prefer to explicitly pass in -DCMOCKA_PATH="C:/c_libs/cmocka" on Windows.Ĭreate a new file /cmake/cmocka/FindCMocka.cmake and paste in the following:

#Cmake command not found windows windows

To help support Windows builds, we want to add a CMOCKA_PATH option which allows passing in the path to where CMocka is installed when generating the makefiles. rw-r-r- 09 680 Nov 20 00:44 MacroEnsureOutOfSourceBuild.cmake rw-r-r- 09 585 Nov 20 00:44 DefinePlatformDefaults.cmake rw-r-r- 09 811 Nov 20 00:44 DefineCMakeDefaults.cmake rw-r-r- 09 1952 Nov 20 00:44 CheckCCompilerFlagSSP.cmake Build files have been written to: D:/PublicRepos/cmocka/build Could NOT find Doxygen (missing: DOXYGEN_EXECUTABLE)ĬMake Error: failed to create symbolic link 'D:/PublicRepos/cmocka/compile_commands.json': operation not permitted Performing Test HAVE_CLOCK_REALTIME - Success Performing Test HAVE_MSVC_THREAD_LOCAL_STORAGE - Success Performing Test HAVE_MSVC_THREAD_LOCAL_STORAGE Performing Test HAVE_GCC_THREAD_LOCAL_STORAGE - Success

Performing Test HAVE_GCC_THREAD_LOCAL_STORAGE Could NOT find NSIS (missing: NSIS_MAKE) Check for working C compiler: C:/Program Files (x86)/mingw-w64/i686-8.1.0-posix-dwarf-rt_v6-rev0/mingw32/bin/gcc.exe - skipped

#Cmake command not found windows driver

The C++ driver is actively tested against Visual Studio 2017, but not yet VS 2019 compilation, but hopefully should be soon.- The C compiler identification is GNU 8.1.0 Īpologies again for all of the frustrations. I tested on a Windows machine with VS 2019 to ensure I wasn’t missing anything, and was able to build both with the following: # Building C driverĬmake -G "Visual Studio 16 2019" -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX="C:\mongo-c-driver-1.16.2" -DENABLE_EXTRA_ALIGNMENT=OFF. This is related to extra alignment specifiers in the C driver, which can be disabled with -DENABLE_EXTRA_ALIGNMENT=OFF to work around this issue (it is recommended to disable the extra alignment anyway, and would be the default if it was not an ABI breaking change). Ah, I believe this is an error on newer Visual Studio compilers (see, which is fixed on master but not yet released).