How content of cpp-tests/ should look like?

cocos2d-x
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What should be inside of cocos2d-x/build/linux-build/engine/tests/cpp-tests/ directory ?
After I compiled it on Ubuntu I have in there:

CMakeFiles/
cmake_install.cmake
Makefile

Also I would like to know sha256sum of cocos.zip archive and better to publish it beside download link.

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Why are you posting another topic about this when we are already talking about it?

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should like this

▶ tree -L 1
.
├── CMakeCache.txt
├── CMakeFiles
├── Makefile
├── bin
├── cmake_install.cmake
├── engine
└── lib

after you execute make -j 4, the binary will located at bin dir

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Thanks @drelaptop

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I apologize, I was confused for a moment: I thought those topic was about compiling only.
What I’m doing wrong now ?

~/cocos2d-x/build/linux-build/engine/tests/cpp-tests$ make -j 4
[ 1%] Built target xxhash
[ 1%] Built target tinyxml2
[ 3%] Built target recast
[ 3%] Built target unzip
[ 4%] Built target flatbuffers
[ 83%] Built target cocos2d
[100%] Built target cpp_tests
joe@PC:~/cocos2d-x/build/linux-build/engine/tests/cpp-tests$ ls
CMakeFiles cmake_install.cmake Makefile

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please see ~/cocos2d-x/build/linux-build, NOT ~/cocos2d-x/build/linux-build/engine/tests/cpp-tests

you can execute make help at the dir which you execute cmake command, to see the targets

7

I corrected the docs and re-deployed.

8

Failure again (android project was working though):

joe@PC:~/cocos2d-x/build/linux-build$ make -j 4
[ 0%] Built target unzip
[ 0%] Built target tinyxml2
[ 1%] Built target flatbuffers
[ 3%] Built target recast
[ 4%] Built target xxhash
[ 70%] Built target cocos2d
[ 70%] Built target cpp_empty_test
[ 70%] Built target TemplateCpp
[ 79%] Built target luacocos2d
[ 83%] Built target jscocos2d
[ 84%] Built target lua_empty_test
[ 84%] Built target lua_tests
[ 85%] Built target TemplateLua
[ 86%] Built target js_tests
[ 86%] Built target TemplateJS
[100%] Built target cpp_tests
joe@PC:~/cocos2d-x/build/linux-build$ cd bin
joe@PC:~/cocos2d-x/build/linux-build/bin$ ls
Debug
joe@PC:~/cocos2d-x/build/linux-build/bin$

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You can cd Debug to see the detail

The older cmake build didn’t distinguish Debug and Release mode, the latest cmake build do it. So, just move into the bin/Debug dir, you will see the cpp-tests.

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Yeah, there they are, thanks.
But can’t run them:

joe@PC:~/cocos2d-x/build/linux-build/bin/Debug/cpp_tests$ ./cpp_tests
./cpp_tests: error while loading shared libraries: /home/user/cocos2d-x/external/linux-specific/fmod/prebuilt/64-bit/libfmod.so.6: file too short

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Search our GitHub repo for answers on how to fix this. You need to symlink. @drelaptop brought this to my attention and I am working on a proper fix. libfmod.so.6 symlinks lost when package a version · Issue #18754 · cocos2d/cocos2d-x · GitHub

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Ok, thanks.