Dave's Unit Test (DUT) is a simple infrastructure for doing unit testing in c and c++. DUT can test boolean assertions, and test for the existence of expected c++ exceptions or POSIX signals. DUT also traps unexpected exceptions or signals.
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The SVN head works again. It had been broken for weeks while the fix existed on my development machine, and I ignored the project in favor of doing my job, searching for a new job, and looking after home, car and relationships. At some point I plan to allow a single instance DUT to work with multiple test implementation languages, and to get a regression testing running. But none of this is likely to happen in the immediate future.
0.8.3: 8 March 2008 * Add (optional) simple-minded locking support using POSIX semaphores.
Version 0.8.3 adds an optional locking mechanism based on POSIX semaphores. See http://dut.sourceforge.net/thread.html for a discussion.
Version 0.8.2 of DUT adds warning only versions of all test macros, plus bug fixes.
0.8.2: 5 March 2008 * Install _WARN type macros which no not case the program to abort. * Install some test "TYPE" macros, and no-cache-variable versions of the floating point macros, string macros switch to use locally-scoped variables * Fix the precedence of DUT_DIR and DUT_TESTS_DIR * Add legal disclaimers * dut_info make target now reports the variable names as well as interpretations for user set variables
The DUT project announces the launch of the DUT web page at http://dut.sourceforge.net/.
Version 0.8.1 of DUT adds C++ exception support, and has improved documentation and several minor fixes.
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