| 2012-03-25 00:20:33 |
Sam Spilsbury |
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According to the Google Test documentation[1], it isn't mandatory for distributions to ship the compiled gtest library, but instead applications are expected to use the shipped sources to compile it locally.
Currently FindGTest.cmake only searches for the headers /and/ the library, and since the library is no longer shipped in Ubuntu, GTest is not found and the tests do not build. The fix is to add GTEST_ROOT_DIR as part of the build process so that it is linked as a static lib should searching for the dynamic one fail. |
According to the Google Test documentation[1], it isn't mandatory for distributions to ship the compiled gtest library, but instead applications are expected to use the shipped sources to compile it locally.
Currently FindGTest.cmake only searches for the headers /and/ the library, and since the library is no longer shipped in Ubuntu, GTest is not found and the tests do not build. The fix is to add GTEST_ROOT_DIR as part of the build process so that it is linked as a static lib should searching for the dynamic one fail.
[1] http://code.google.com/p/googletest/wiki/FAQ |
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