by azhrarn
Unit++ is a C++ framework in the spirit of junit, but implemented from scratch in C++. This is done to work better with the C++ world, than a port of the Java version can.
unclerojelio commented on the RE: Exception tests broken? forum thread
azhrarn commented on the RE: Exception tests broken? forum thread
unclerojelio created the Exception tests broken? forum thread
Anonymous created the Pedantic option artifact
Thanks to Clive Crous I have obtained a CMakeLists.txt for using cmake to generate makefile for the unit++ project. Clive tells that he has generated unit++ for MinGW and linux, so this might help other people out there. Thank you, Clive :)
azhrarn committed patchset 30 of module unit++ to the The unit++ test framework CVS repository, changing 1 files
A file:line:... mode has been introduced (-l). This has been done by turning the assert functions into preprocessor macros. In order to cause less harm with this, the fail function has been renamed. It is now a macro called assert_fail. So beware that ...
This feature was requested in the project I'm working at, since we use unit++ from inside vim. The new feature allows the failed assertions to be interpreted by the IDE, hence to capture and use failed test for lists or placing the ...
azhrarn committed patchset 29 of module unit++ to the The unit++ test framework CVS repository, changing 2 files
Copyright © 2009 SourceForge, Inc. All rights reserved. Terms of Use
