[CMake] How can one use ctest/cdash with a target that is not "all"?

[JR Cary]

Oops, found it: CTEST_BUILD_TARGET

Sorry using up bandwidth.....JC

On 1/11/14 6:45 AM, JR Cary wrote:
> How can one use ctest/cdash with a target that is not "all"?
>
> I have a project with two top-level targets, say "all" and "other", where
> "make all" does a standard build of executables that one can test, while
> "make other" does a distinct set of actions, in particular not
> creating any executables, so one can test only the build.  I would
> like these separately tested and to show up separately on the dashboard.
>
> The two builds get different names by configuring in two separate
> directories, with different values of BUILDNAME, e.g., foo-all
> and foo-other.  Configuring in two separate directories is also done
> to be able to specify different values of CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX.
>
> To test the "all" build, I do the usual
>
>   make ExperimentalStart ExperimentalBuild ExperimentalTest 
> ExperimentalSubmit
>
> but for the "other" build, is there an easy way to do something like
>
>   make ExperimentalStart ExperimentalBuild-other 
> ExperimentalSubmit-other,
>
> where "make ExperimentalBuild-other" executes "make other" instead of
> "make all" while producing all the files needed for submission?
> And then ExperimentalSubmit-other does not redo "make all"?
>
> Thanks.....John Cary