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45 lines
1.9 KiB
CMake
45 lines
1.9 KiB
CMake
set(PYTHON_TESTS_DIR
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${PADDLE_BINARY_DIR}/python/paddle/base/tests
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CACHE INTERNAL "python tests directory")
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add_subdirectory(utils)
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add_subdirectory(common)
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add_subdirectory(pir)
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if(WITH_CINN)
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add_subdirectory(ap)
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endif()
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add_subdirectory(scripts)
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add_subdirectory(testing)
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add_subdirectory(phi)
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add_subdirectory(fluid)
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if(WITH_CINN)
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# ap_pir is defined before op_dialect so op_dialect can compile AP
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# infer-shape glue. Link ap_pir back to the concrete dialect targets
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# after they are defined, because AP attribute matching uses their
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# externally-defined PIR TypeId symbols.
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target_link_libraries(ap_pir op_dialect cinn_op_dialect)
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endif()
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# NOTE(zhiqiu): The changes of cc tests
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# Before, (1) the source file of cc tests are distributed in different sub-directories,
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# (2) the tests are added and configured by calling `cc_test()` in each `CMakeLists.txt`,
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# (3) the tests links static libraries of paddle modules,
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# (4) the tests binaries are generated in different directories, as the same as the
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# folder of source file.
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# Now, we want to make all cc tests dynamically linked to the main paddle library,
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# i.e., `libpaddle.so`, so we changes the logic of (2), (3), (4):
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# (2) calling `cc_test()` in each `CMakeLists.txt` will not `exactly` add test, but
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# record all tests and its source files, the action of add tests is deferred to HERE.
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# Why doing so? since the target of `libpaddle.so` is mostly the last target, and
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# the tests should be added after that according to dependency.
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# (3) the tests links dynamic libraries, `libpaddle.so`
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# (4) the tests are generated to the same directory, i.e., `CC_TESTS_DIR` defined above.
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# Next, (to be discussed)
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# (1) move all source files to same folder,
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# (2) naturally, and configure tests in only one `CMakeLists.txt`,
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# (3) cc tests support linking pre-built dynamic libraries. For example, use the dynamic
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# library in the installed paddle by `pip`.
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