VS7 Instructions for INSTALL-WIN32.txt
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For newbies to cppunit-1.11.0 and Visual Studio 2003:
Old Instructions:
Frequently Asked Questions: See doc/FAQ
At the current time, the only supported WIN32 platform is
Microsoft Visual C++. You must have VC++ 6.0 at least.
Quick Steps to compile & run a sample using the GUI TestRunner:
- Open examples/examples.dsw in VC++ (contains all the samples).
VC7 will ask you if you want to convert, anwser 'yes to all'.
- Make HostApp the Active project
- Compile
- in VC++, Tools/Customize.../Add-ins and macro files/Browse...
- select the file lib/TestRunnerDSPlugIn.dll and press ok to register
the add-ins (double-click on failure = open file in VC++).
- Run the project
New Instructions for Visual Studio.Net 2003:
Frequently Asked Questions: See doc/FAQ
Quick Steps to compile & run a sample using the GUI TestRunner:
- Open cppunit-1.11.0/examples/examples.dsw in VC++
( VC7 will ask you if you want to convert, anwser 'yes to all' ).
- Make HostApp the Active project
(Open Solution Explorer, Right-click HostApp Project, and click 'Set as Startup Project' )
- Ignore old comments on registering TestRunnerDSPlugIn.dll
- Compile (Build > Build Solution ) (F7)
- Debug > Start (F5)
-TestRunner window will start. Click Browse and Select the tests you want to run. Choose tests from drop down window and click Run.
System:
Windows XP SP2
Sure, but it doesn't build the various flavors of DLLs and libs. (You don't have to make HostApp the active project, either; the same things will be built either way). The old instructions are right(er).