We actually have two issues. The simplest is in compiling and running the initial test applications. The test app, TestPlugIn, seems to run - we get
a dialog box asking for what to run, etc. The
other two applications, CppUnitTestApp and
HostApp, fail with not being able to find
MFC42D.DLL. It's our understanding that
MFC42D.DLL is debug version of the MS Foundation
Class Library, correct? Are we supposed to have
the debug version of that available (I wouldn't think
so?).
The second issue is using CPPUnit with an SDK that
redefined some of the STL, specifically string.
According to the SDK developers, their version
should have an underscore in front of the name to
mitigate problems, but that doesn't seem to help.
I can't my the email that explains what was
changed or why for some of the STL, vague
recollection was that it had to do with performance
issues, but I could be wrong.
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Try getting the most recent version: 1.9.12. It works fine for me.
For the second matter you're on your one. If your having trouble, your best bet would be trying to compile cppunit using their version of std::string, though you may be able to stick to the standard own.
Baptiste.
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(BTW, this is for CPPUnit 1.8.0)
We are trying to use CPPUnit where I work.
We actually have two issues. The simplest is in compiling and running the initial test applications. The test app, TestPlugIn, seems to run - we get
a dialog box asking for what to run, etc. The
other two applications, CppUnitTestApp and
HostApp, fail with not being able to find
MFC42D.DLL. It's our understanding that
MFC42D.DLL is debug version of the MS Foundation
Class Library, correct? Are we supposed to have
the debug version of that available (I wouldn't think
so?).
The second issue is using CPPUnit with an SDK that
redefined some of the STL, specifically string.
According to the SDK developers, their version
should have an underscore in front of the name to
mitigate problems, but that doesn't seem to help.
I can't my the email that explains what was
changed or why for some of the STL, vague
recollection was that it had to do with performance
issues, but I could be wrong.
Try getting the most recent version: 1.9.12. It works fine for me.
For the second matter you're on your one. If your having trouble, your best bet would be trying to compile cppunit using their version of std::string, though you may be able to stick to the standard own.
Baptiste.