| # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: The Eigen Authors |
| # SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 |
| |
| # doc/TopicCMakeGuide.dox: with EIGEN_INSTALL set to OFF, "Eigen then places no |
| # file at all under CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX", while the embedding project's own |
| # install rules keep working. This is issue #3088. |
| |
| bs_configure("embedding consumer with EIGEN_INSTALL=OFF" "${BS_CONSUMER_DIR}/subproject" |
| "${WORK_DIR}/consumer" |
| "-DEIGEN_SOURCE_DIR=${EIGEN_SOURCE_DIR}" |
| "-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=${BS_PREFIX}" |
| "-DEIGEN_INSTALL=OFF") |
| bs_build_and_run_consumer("embedding consumer with EIGEN_INSTALL=OFF" "${WORK_DIR}/consumer") |
| bs_install("embedding consumer with EIGEN_INSTALL=OFF" "${WORK_DIR}/consumer") |
| |
| bs_assert_no_eigen_installed() |
| bs_assert_installed("bin/consumer" "the consumer's own executable") |
| |
| # Nothing but the consumer's own executable may appear, so a future install |
| # rule added outside the EIGEN_INSTALL guard is caught here rather than only |
| # by the named checks above. |
| bs_installed_files(installed) |
| list(LENGTH installed count) |
| if(NOT count EQUAL 1) |
| bs_installed_summary(summary) |
| bs_fail("expected only the consumer's executable; ${summary}") |
| endif() |
