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added googletest dependency to tests (allows compilation with -j) #60

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dmah42 commented Oct 16, 2014

Thanks for the patch!

Have you checked the contributing documentation? You should at least have signed the CFA before we can merge the patch.

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Does benchmark_test need the CMake dependency? It doesn't link against/include any Google Test libraries.

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probably not :-).. in that case "add_dependencies(re_test googletest)" is sufficient...

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dmah42 commented Oct 24, 2014

@niklashofmann can you make the change to only include it for re_test?

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dmah42 commented Oct 29, 2014

Why did you remove the extra compiler flag?

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because it does not compile otherwise

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dmah42 commented Oct 31, 2014

@niklashofmann Could you open an issue with the compile error and platform information? I haven't seen an issue with it compiling before.

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added googletest dependency to tests (allows compilation with -j)
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dmah42 commented Nov 1, 2014

turns out we do want googletest in benchmark_test so the CHECK macros can be removed from the public API.

Thanks!

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