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…targets In project building a lot of modules (i.e Slicer), whenever possible, it is better to keep the huge list of targets organized. To help with this, CMake allows to set a FOLDER target property. See http://www.cmake.org/cmake/help/v2.8.3/cmake.html#prop_tgt:FOLDER This commit extends the SEMMacroBuildCLI API to accept an optional FOLDER parameter. If not set, the folder name will default to: <SlicerExecutionModel_DEFAULT_CLI_TARGETS_FOLDER_PREFIX><MODULE_NAME> By default the prefix is set to an empty string and the folder will be named after the module name. There are two ways to specify a default prefix value: (1) Set the variable SlicerExecutionModel_DEFAULT_CLI_TARGETS_FOLDER_PREFIX in the current scope before calling 'SEMMacroBuildCLI' (2) Configure the SlicerExecutionModel project with the option SlicerExecutionModel_DEFAULT_CLI_TARGETS_FOLDER_PREFIX Note that: - FOLDER support has been introduced in CMake >= 2.8.3 and - it can optionally be enabled in a project by setting the global property named USE_FOLDERS. See http://www.cmake.org/cmake/help/v2.8.3/cmake.html#prop_global:USE_FOLDERS Finally, to associate CLI test expected to be in the same "FOLDER", a variable named <MODULE_NAME>_TARGETS_FOLDER is conveniently set in the current scope each time the macro SEMMacroBuildCLI is called.
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In project building a lot of modules (i.e Slicer), whenever possible, it
is better to keep the huge list of targets organized. To help with this,
CMake allows to set a FOLDER target property.
See http://www.cmake.org/cmake/help/v2.8.3/cmake.html#prop_tgt:FOLDER
This commit extends the SEMMacroBuildCLI API to accept an optional FOLDER
parameter. If not set, the folder name will default to:
<SlicerExecutionModel_DEFAULT_CLI_TARGETS_FOLDER_PREFIX><MODULE_NAME>
By default the prefix is set to an empty string and the folder will be
named after the module name.
There are two ways to specify a default prefix value:
(1) Set the variable SlicerExecutionModel_DEFAULT_CLI_TARGETS_FOLDER_PREFIX
in the current scope before calling 'SEMMacroBuildCLI'
(2) Configure the SlicerExecutionModel project with the option
SlicerExecutionModel_DEFAULT_CLI_TARGETS_FOLDER_PREFIX
Note that FOLDER support has been introduced in CMake >= 2.8.3
and can be enabled in your project by setting the global property
named USE_FOLDERS.
See http://www.cmake.org/cmake/help/v2.8.3/cmake.html#prop_global:USE_FOLDERS
Finally, to associated CLI test with the same folder, a variable named
<MODULE_NAME>_TARGETS_FOLDER is set in the current scope each time
the macro SEMMacroBuildCLI is called.