odb-tests/qt/oracle/date-time/buildfile


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# file      : qt/oracle/date-time/buildfile
# license   : GNU GPL v2; see accompanying LICENSE file

if ($build.meta_operation != 'dist')
{
  assert ($qt) \
    "Qt version should be configured for this test via config.odb_tests.qt variable"

  assert ($oracle) "oracle should be configured for this test"
  assert (!$multi) "multi-database mode is not supported by this test"
}

import meta_libs  = libodb%lib{odb}
import meta_libs += libodb-qt%lib{odb-qt}
import meta_libs += "libQt$(qt_ver)Core"%lib{"Qt$(qt_ver)Core"}

import libs  = libodb-oracle%lib{odb-oracle}
import libs += lib{common}

exe{driver}: {hxx cxx}{* -test-odb} {hxx ixx cxx}{test-odb} testscript

# Introduce the metadata library target to make sure the libodb library is
# resolved for the odb_compile ad hoc rule (see build/root.build for details).
#
libue{test-meta}: $meta_libs

<{hxx ixx cxx}{test-odb}>: hxx{test} libue{test-meta}

exe{driver}: libue{test-meta} $libs

# Specify the ODB custom options to be used by the odb_compile ad hoc rule
# (see build/root.build for details).
#
odb_options = --std ($qt_ver == 5 ? c++11 : c++17) \
              --table-prefix qt_oracle_dt_         \
              --profile qt/date-time               \
              --generate-schema

cxx.poptions =+ "-I$out_base" "-I$src_base"