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As part of doing something pure and useful every once in a while, I've spent some ~1.5 hours to confirm I speak cmake sufficiently well.

Code: http://github.com/dkorolev/cmake_playground/, with the README describing what does it accomplish.

I've even added a Makefile to shortcut the popular commands, so that you won't have to worry about cmake at all.

git clone https://github.com/dkorolev/cmake_playground
(cd cmake_playground; make)
(cd cmake_playground; make test)

On both Linux and Windows, in Qt Creator and Visual Studio respectively, this code can be "opened" (as a directory and/or as the CMakeLists.txt file), and the IDE would do the magic down to identifying individual googletest cases. Heck, I can even debug them one by one — it's been a while since I used anything but gdb on Linux for these purposes.

Back to the real work now =)