Fixed CMake building test objects multiple times #1045
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Fixed CMake building test objects multiple times
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Fixed CMake building test objects multiple times
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Fixed CMake building test objects multiple times
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@jeffdonahue noticed in #943 that some test objects were built multiple times. E.g.
test_caffe_main.cppwas built separately for each test executable. I fixed it by employing CMake's Object Library (available since CMake 2.8.8). It is not available for CUDA, however, and in this case I'm creating a separate library for everytest_*.cu.Surprisingly, CMake builds are now faster than Make's.