Unix Shell Unit Testing Tools

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    shUnit2 is a unit testing framework for shell scripts (eg. sh, bash) that is modelled after the JUnit framework. It is designed to make unit testing in shell as simple as possible. >> This project is now hosted on GitHub (https://github.com/kward/shunit2). <<
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    torque - Automation Testing Tool

    torque - Automation Testing Tool

    Automation unit testing tool for C & C++ on Linux platform

    1. What is torque Torque is automation testing tool which is used for C and C++ application in Linux platform. It covers major testing areas such as Unit Testing, Functional Testing and Regression Testing. Two major sections of the testing area like memory management and code coverage is accomplished by open source tools, such as, • Valgrind -- Memory Management • Lcov -- Code Coverage • splint -- Static Code Analysis 2. Supported Platform • Linux operating system on Intel x86 architecture • Linux operating system on Intel x86_64 architecture
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