Using CMake, how do I get verbose output from CTest? My approach is a combination of the answers from ony, from zbyszek, and from tarc I use the ${CMAKE_COMMAND} variable (which is set to the absolute path to the invoked cmake executable) with the -E env CTEST_OUTPUT_ON_FAILURE=1 argument to invoke the actual ctest command using ${CMAKE_CTEST_COMMAND} -C $<CONFIG>
How can I make Visual Studios build be very verbose? I need to get a hold of every flag, every switch used in the build process by the Visual Studio binaries I tried to obtain a verbose output by using vcbuild, but I wasn't able
java - Gradle Test, run verbosely? - Stack Overflow We have a task in our Gradle build file called integration which extends Test and is used to run all of our integration tests Our integration tests take quite some time to run because we have, as
running PHP verbosely in an interactive session - Stack Overflow I would like to run php in verbose mode so that I can see the calls that lead up to the seg fault Is there a way to run php verbosely in interactive mode? For example, with Python, one can run python -v to get detailed diagnostics Is there an equivalent with PHP? [[Update]] Here is a stack trace when using valgrind:
c# - Converting a nullable reference type to a non-nullable reference . . . Is there a way I can convert a nullable reference type to non-nullable reference type in the below example less verbosely? This would be for when the nullable reference flag for the compiler is enabled When the nullable reference type is null, I would like it to throw an exception Assembly?
How to run a PowerShell script with verbose output? I'm wondering if there's a way to run a PowerShell script such that both the commands and the output of each line of the script are printed For example, in Bash you would write bash -x myscript or
How can I verbosely track the whole process of calling a function? What may be the reasons of this phenomenon? how can I find which variable's incorrectly modified? Is there any tool I can use to verbosely track and dump the data section and stack space for each assembly instruction? It will cost me a lot of time to MANUALLY check all the variables for all stack frames, and after every instructions