CMake/Tests/RunCMake/alias_targets/RunCMakeTest.cmake

include(RunCMake)

run_cmake(no-targets)
run_cmake(multiple-targets)
run_cmake(exclude-from-all)
run_cmake(imported)
run_cmake(invalid-name)
run_cmake(invalid-target)
run_cmake(imported-target)
run_cmake(alias-target)
run_cmake(set_property)
run_cmake(set_target_properties)
run_cmake(target_link_libraries)
run_cmake(target_include_directories)
run_cmake(export)
run_cmake(install-export)
run_cmake(name-conflict)
run_cmake(add_dependencies)
run_cmake(add_executable-library)
run_cmake(add_library-executable)
Add the ALIAS target concept for libraries and executables. * The ALIAS name must match a validity regex. * Executables and libraries may be aliased. * An ALIAS acts immutable. It can not be used as the lhs of target_link_libraries or other commands. * An ALIAS can be used with add_custom_command, add_custom_target, and add_test in the same way regular targets can. * The target of an ALIAS can be retrieved with the ALIASED_TARGET target property. * An ALIAS does not appear in the generated buildsystem. It is kept separate from cmMakefile::Targets for that reason. * A target may have multiple aliases. * An ALIAS target may not itself have an alias. * An IMPORTED target may not have an alias. * An ALIAS may not be exported or imported. 2013-07-12 09:14:31 +02:00			`include(RunCMake)`

			`run_cmake(no-targets)`
			`run_cmake(multiple-targets)`
			`run_cmake(exclude-from-all)`
			`run_cmake(imported)`
			`run_cmake(invalid-name)`
			`run_cmake(invalid-target)`
			`run_cmake(imported-target)`
			`run_cmake(alias-target)`
			`run_cmake(set_property)`
			`run_cmake(set_target_properties)`
			`run_cmake(target_link_libraries)`
			`run_cmake(target_include_directories)`
			`run_cmake(export)`
			`run_cmake(install-export)`
			`run_cmake(name-conflict)`
			`run_cmake(add_dependencies)`
			`run_cmake(add_executable-library)`
			`run_cmake(add_library-executable)`