I have been using CppUnit with the Borland command line tools for a while with no problems. (OK, so the documentation states that the system only works with MSVC on a Win32 system, however, I don't have all that much choice for development tools.)
Anyway, all was indeed good and well until I tried testing a class using streams. The system then crashes without warning at an apparently undefined point in time. Weird stuff.
Has anyone else had experience with using CppUnit and the Borland tools? At one stage, I did not have the command line options set up correctly for multi-threaded compiling. Changing this fixed the problem for a while. However, I just get core dumps at other places in the code.
Any thoughts... ?
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I have been using CppUnit with the Borland command line tools for a while with no problems. (OK, so the documentation states that the system only works with MSVC on a Win32 system, however, I don't have all that much choice for development tools.)
Anyway, all was indeed good and well until I tried testing a class using streams. The system then crashes without warning at an apparently undefined point in time. Weird stuff.
Has anyone else had experience with using CppUnit and the Borland tools? At one stage, I did not have the command line options set up correctly for multi-threaded compiling. Changing this fixed the problem for a while. However, I just get core dumps at other places in the code.
Any thoughts... ?