EasyDashboardOverrides.cmake.in

# EasyDashboardOverrides.cmake


# This file is included *after* EasyDashboardVariables.cmake and
# EasyDashboardDefaults.cmake. It is intended as a hook for you to override
# ED_* and/or CTEST_* variables after all the script arguments are processed,
# but before any action steps are run. It is optional.


# Examples of what you can do in this file:
#


# Uncomment this block to set up the PATH environment variable to enable
# building with the Borland free compiler.
#
# borland PATH
#
#IF(ED_gen STREQUAL "borland")
#  SET(ENV{PATH} "C:\\Borland\\BCC55\\Bin;$ENV{PATH}")
#ENDIF(ED_gen STREQUAL "borland")


# Uncomment this block to set a smaller timeout value so that tests that are
# going to timeout do so more quickly:
#
#IF(NOT DEFINED CTEST_TEST_TIMEOUT)
#  SET(CTEST_TEST_TIMEOUT "246")
#ENDIF(NOT DEFINED CTEST_TEST_TIMEOUT)


# Here's an example of (1) how to use ED_ variables to modify the PATH as the
# script runs... and (2) how to add to coverage exclusions for a specific site.
#
# On a machine where ED_cmd_qmake is set to the full path of qmake in
# EasyDashboardDefaults.cmake, you could use logic like this to make sure
# that the right Qt DLLs are first in the PATH. This example is for Windows.
# Adjust the path separator character to ":" and eliminate the / \\\\
# conversion to use this chunk on a Linux box or a Mac.
#
# Qt PATH
#
#IF(ED_cmd_qmake)
#  GET_FILENAME_COMPONENT(ED_path_qmake "${ED_cmd_qmake}" PATH)
#  STRING(REGEX REPLACE "/" "\\\\" ED_path_qmake "${ED_path_qmake}")
#  SET(ENV{PATH} "${ED_path_qmake};$ENV{PATH}")
#
#  # Don't count files in the Qt directory tree for coverage results:
#  #
#  SET(CTEST_CUSTOM_COVERAGE_EXCLUDE
#    ${CTEST_CUSTOM_COVERAGE_EXCLUDE}
#    "[Cc][:_]/Qt/4.3.3/"
#    )
#ENDIF(ED_cmd_qmake)