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We can use `target("test")` to define a project target named "test", each target generates an executable program, a static library, or a dynamic library.
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-:::tip NOTE
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+:::tip NOTE
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All interfaces of target can be set in the global scope, which affects all sub-targets.
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:::
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For example:
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@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ target("test2")
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add_files("*.c")
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```
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-:::tip NOTE
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+:::tip NOTE
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`target()' interface can be repeatedly invoked in different places to set the same target.
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@@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ For example, with the above configuration, we can compile two dependent programs
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#### headeronly
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--Pure header file target type
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+- Pure header file target type
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After 2.5.9, we added the `headeronly` target type. For target programs of this type, we will not actually compile them because it has no source files to be compiled.
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@@ -3467,7 +3467,7 @@ We can also execute `xmake test -vD` to view detailed test failure error message
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#### Run the specified test target
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-We can also specify to run a test with a specified
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+We can also specify to run a test with a specified
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```bash
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$ xmake test targetname/testname
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