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Add enable_testing() call into test\CMakeLists.txt #2590

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# See https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt for license information.
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enable_testing()
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This call to enable_testing() is redundant. The root CMakeLists.txt already calls enable_testing() at line 357 before adding the test subdirectory via add_subdirectory(test) at line 358. Since enable_testing() propagates to all subdirectories, tests in test/kt/ and other subdirectories are already enabled by the root-level call. While this redundant call is harmless (enable_testing() is idempotent), it doesn't provide any additional functionality.

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Already existing call of enable_testing() at

oneDPL/CMakeLists.txt

Line 357 in 7500e3d

enable_testing()
is not enough at least for MS Visual Studio 2026 to see built tests list in Test Explorer.

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Let's then remove enable_testing from the root directory and keep it here.

I think it will be closer to what enable_testing expects according to its documentation:

This command should be invoked in the top-level source directory because ctest(1) expects to find a test file in the top-level build directory.

The cmake puts executables into test subdirectory.

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Done

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Sorry, I got confused by this cmake note.

Indeed, our cmake will place tests inside test directory, but I now think that the right way is to place it inside the top-level CMakeLists after investigating the sources of other different projects, e.g. see oneTBB, OpenCV or JSON. Perhaps, we should change where add_test should put the files, or there is a bug in VS2026 and we should do it only for this configuration. Let me think about it...


add_subdirectory(kt)

# rng_tests
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