Open schweitzpgi opened 1 year ago
I decided to start working on this, so I did some digging. When looking at the available targets enumerated, I was able to find the following check-*
CMake targets after building the cuda-quantum
project:
check-nvqpp
check-nvqpp-ast-quake
check-nvqpp-ast-error
check-nvqpp-argumentconversion
check-nvqpp-mixedlanguage
check-nvqpp-nvqpp
check-nvqpp-quake
check-nvqpp-quake-qir
check-nvqpp-quake-iqm
check-nvqpp-quake-openqasm
check-nvqpp-transforms
check-nvqpp-transforms-basisconversion
check-nvqpp-transforms-decompositionpatterns
check-nvqpp-transforms-unitarysynthesis
check-nvqpp-translate
check-targets
check-cudaq-kernel
check-cudaq-remote-sim
check-cudaq-target
check-cudaq-target-iqm
check-cudaq-targetconfig
check-cudaq-targetconfig-regressionvalidation
check-cudaq-anyon
check-cudaq-execution
check-cudaq-execution-include
check-cudaq-ionq
check-cudaq-iqm
check-cudaq-oqc
check-cudaq-quantinuum
AFAICT, all of the directories in the test
and python
directories have corresponding check-*
targets for directories with lit
tests in them.
The tests in the unittests
directory are driven with GoogleTest and not using lit
.
Could you expand a bit on what you had in mind if the functionality still doesn't exist?
Thanks! Anthony
It is conventional in LLVM subprojects to have the unit tests integrated into the build system such that building the target
check-<project>-unit
runs the tests. Our project doesn't behave that way. It would be good to complete this integration.e.g.,
or