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Look up 1.9.11. It should work fine with VC7.

Baptiste.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Sachin Sureka" <ss...@qu...>
To: <cpp...@li...>
Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2003 7:16 AM
Subject: [Cppunit-devel] Support of cppunit on visualstudio.net

> Hi all,
>
> Currently cppunit is available to be used on VC6.0.Is there any version
> available to be used on visualstudio.net.Please help me in this regard.
>
> Sachin
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Could you indicate what those conflicts are ?

Baptiste.

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From: "Wyssocky, Lidor" <Lwy...@nd...>
To: <cpp...@li...>
Sent: Monday, September 01, 2003 2:16 PM
Subject: [Cppunit-devel] CppUnit and Object Space

Hi,

I encountered a compilation problem when building a test that uses the
object space library (on Linux with the gcc compiler). This library defines
its own STL implementation, and it seems that it conflicts with the usage of
the default STL you are using in the CppUnit framework.

Do you have any idea how this conflict could be solved (assuming we can't
recompile the Ospace library such that it will use different namespace for
STL).

Thanks in Advance,
Lidor Wyssocky

Lidor Wyssocky
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From: "Duane Murphy" <dua...@ma...>
To: "Baptiste Lepilleur" <gai...@fr...>; "CppUnit Developers"
<cpp...@li...>
Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003 5:14 PM
Subject: Re: [Cppunit-devel] Most user-friendly version of CppUnit

> --- At Tue, 12 Aug 2003 09:31:18 +0200, Baptiste Lepilleur wrote:
>
> >> - I just don't like using macros for code generation purposes, there
are
> >better tools out there for this
> >
> >Those macros are designed to remove code duplication. They also help
isolate
> >the test code from the underlying framework (switching to cppunit v2 will
me
> >much simpler if you are using those macro, as it is fairly simple to
write
> >an a portability layer for them).
> >
> >I don't know of any better way to 'generate' code than those 'fairly'
simple
> >macro. May be you would like to share (cppunit v2 is relying on a similar
> >scheme at the time).
>
> This comment greatly concerns me about the future of CppUnit. I hope that
> there is simply a misunderstanding of what the need for these macros are.

The helper macros are more akin to a facade for CppUnit features. That why
newbies like them. But they are helper and they will remain that way. All
features, with the exception of fixture class inheritance (at the current
time), will always be available from the framework.

> The macros are _not_ needed to remove code duplication. Simple functions
> can do that just fine. Template functions and classes can do it if there
> are type or naming problems.

You can not remove the duplication of 'testName', &Class::testMember without
macro. This usually involve some copy/paste which you can easily mess up
with. Even worth, you could use some non portable member reference (VC6
allow creating the function pointer using &testMember). But it's true that
the TestCaller stuff can be simplified using template generator function.

Also, because the macro provide a simple facade to the unit testing
framework, it is fairly easy to switch from one framework to another one
(this also apply to cppunit v2).

> The real reason I see for using the macros is the necessity of including
> __FILE__ and __LINE__ (and sometimes __func__) in the exception and error
> reporting. There is no good way of getting this information easily out of
> the code without macros (aside from the user actually typing them).
>
> The only macro's I use are the ones that involve the actuall testing. I
> dont use any of the other macros so maybe I'm not a typical user.

I guess so. Most people seems to like the simplicity provided by the macro.
Though, some of them should probably removed (like
CPPUNIT_TEST_EXECPTION...) and be replaced by a corresponding assertion
macro. Also, they still need more flexibility.

Baptiste.

>  ...Duane

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Noel Yap" <Noe...@mo...>
To: "Baptiste Lepilleur" <gai...@fr...>
Cc: <cpp...@li...>
Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003 5:39 PM
Subject: Re: [Cppunit-devel] Most user-friendly version of CppUnit

> Baptiste Lepilleur wrote:
> > Surely someone fixed this parsing issue. At worth, CPPUNIT macros should
be
> > consider as function declaration with omitted return type. But this kind
of
> > macros is already specific to CppUnit. A few libraries with similar
macros
> > that come to mind: Qt, WxWindow, MFC. Fairly common stuffs.
>
> Even if someone did fix the emacs parsing, I consider it a hack that'll
work so long as CppUnit doesn't change or add macro names.

    You should not need to rely on the macro name to parse this. A structure
of the forms "id( expression-list);" could be parsed as a function
declaration returning int (well, that's how I would do it). As I said this
kind of macro is not specific to cppunit.

    I certainly won't remove those because a text editor can not ident
correctly ;-)

> > I don't know of any better way to 'generate' code than those 'fairly'
simple
> > macro. May be you would like to share (cppunit v2 is relying on a
similar
> > scheme at the time).

    Which is not portable. It relies on a specific build system, as well as
a shell environment. Beginners would  probably run away ;-). Also, this slow
down the build process. I like being able to run my test plug-in a a few
seconds ;-)

    You might want to look up project cuppa
(http://sourceforge.jp/projects/cuppa/) which (I believe) provides a
portable implementation to do that.

> I can't send the entire script, but here's a snippet (which may not make
sense outside the context of the rest of it):
>
>         for test_header in $$test_headers; \
>         do \
>                 test_fqbn=`echo $$test_header | sed -e
's/.*\/lib\/\\(.*\\)\\.H/
> \\1/g' -e 's/\//::/g'`; \
>                 grep 'void  *test[a-zA-Z0-9_][a-zA-Z0-9_]* *( *)'
$$test_header
> \
>                         | sed -e 's/.* \(test[^ (]*\).*/\1/' \
>                         | while read t; \
>                         do \
>                                 echo "  testSuite->addTest("; \
>                                 echo "    new CppUnit::TestCaller<
$$test_fqcn >
> ("; \
>                                 echo "      \"$$test_fqbn::$$t\","; \
>                                 echo "      &$$test_fqcn::$$t) );"; \
>                         done; \
>         done; \
>
> It may look strange since it's a script within a makefile.
>
> HTH,
> Noel
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hello !

First of all, i want to congratulate you for CppUnit which is a great product 
!
I am using it everyday (work days and weekends ! ;-) and spread it out as 
much as i can ...

Now, comes my question :

I work in a company where paper and documentation is important :-\
I'll have to produce a document with the result of the test execution 
produced by CppUnit.
So, my objective is to produce the "test document" automatically with 
CppUnit.

The idea is the following :
- to be able to associate a documentation (objective of the test, kind of 
requirement, ...) with every test
- to be able to run the tests as usual, recording success, failures and 
errors
- to collect, for every test, the documentation and the result of the test.

The documentation could be a simple std::string associated with a test.
The formatting part of the document shouldn't be a problem either.
So the tricky part is to to be able to insert the documentation in CppUnit 
framework.

How would you do that ?
I don't see how to do that without modifying the core of CppUnit.
Do you think there is a simpler way ?

Thanks in advance for your answer ... 

Cheers from Paris (France, not Texas !)

       Patrice

Hello,=20

We used to use cppunit-1.0. Now we updated to cppunit-1.8.0. One problem =
we encounter is we couldn't run more than one testcase suite with one =
TestRunner. The running results for both testcases are same (both are =
from the first one). For example,

int main( int argc, char **argv)
{
  CppUnit::TextUi::TestRunner runner;
  runner.addTest( TestCaseI::suite() );
  runner.addTest( AnotherTestCase::suite() );
  runner.run();
  return 0;
}

We we execute TestRunner, the running result for TestCaseI is also the =
result for AnotherTestCase.=20

Any suggestions on why? Appreciate your help.

Sincerely,
Sun

Hi,

in the CppUnit Cookbook =
(http://cppunit.sourceforge.net/cppunit_cookbook.html) sub-section =
called "Fixture" in the third code sample you have this:

bool operator =3D=3D( const Complex &a, const Complex &b ) { return eq( =
a.real, b.real ) && eq( a.imaginary, b.imaginary ); }=20

Don't you need to define the eq() method before this will compile and =
run or am I missing something?

Regards,
Paul.

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s the object space library (on Linux with the gcc compiler). This library=
 defines its own STL implementation, and it seems that it conflicts with =
the usage of the default STL you are using in the CppUnit framework. 

=
Do you have any idea how this conflict could be solved (assuming we can't=
 recompile the Ospace library such that it will use different namespace f=
or STL).

			Thanks in Advance, 
					Lidor Wyssocky

Lidor Wyss=
ocky
Software Infrastructure and Tools
NDS Technologies Israel
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Hi all,

Currently cppunit is available to be used on VC6.0.Is there any version
available to be used on visualstudio.net.Please help me in this regard.

Sachin

Baptiste Lepilleur wrote:
> Surely someone fixed this parsing issue. At worth, CPPUNIT macros should be
> consider as function declaration with omitted return type. But this kind of
> macros is already specific to CppUnit. A few libraries with similar macros
> that come to mind: Qt, WxWindow, MFC. Fairly common stuffs.

Even if someone did fix the emacs parsing, I consider it a hack that'll work so long as CppUnit doesn't change or add macro names.

> I don't know of any better way to 'generate' code than those 'fairly' simple
> macro. May be you would like to share (cppunit v2 is relying on a similar
> scheme at the time).

I can't send the entire script, but here's a snippet (which may not make sense outside the context of the rest of it):

        for test_header in $$test_headers; \
        do \
                test_fqbn=`echo $$test_header | sed -e 's/.*\/lib\/\\(.*\\)\\.H/
\\1/g' -e 's/\//::/g'`; \
                grep 'void  *test[a-zA-Z0-9_][a-zA-Z0-9_]* *( *)' $$test_header 
\
                        | sed -e 's/.* \(test[^ (]*\).*/\1/' \
                        | while read t; \
                        do \
                                echo "  testSuite->addTest("; \
                                echo "    new CppUnit::TestCaller< $$test_fqcn >
("; \
                                echo "      \"$$test_fqbn::$$t\","; \
                                echo "      &$$test_fqcn::$$t) );"; \
                        done; \
        done; \

It may look strange since it's a script within a makefile.

HTH,
Noel
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--- At Tue, 12 Aug 2003 09:31:18 +0200, Baptiste Lepilleur wrote:

>> - I just don't like using macros for code generation purposes, there are
>better tools out there for this
>
>Those macros are designed to remove code duplication. They also help isolate
>the test code from the underlying framework (switching to cppunit v2 will me
>much simpler if you are using those macro, as it is fairly simple to write
>an a portability layer for them).
>
>I don't know of any better way to 'generate' code than those 'fairly' simple
>macro. May be you would like to share (cppunit v2 is relying on a similar
>scheme at the time).

This comment greatly concerns me about the future of CppUnit. I hope that
there is simply a misunderstanding of what the need for these macros are.

The macros are _not_ needed to remove code duplication. Simple functions
can do that just fine. Template functions and classes can do it if there
are type or naming problems.

The real reason I see for using the macros is the necessity of including
__FILE__ and __LINE__ (and sometimes __func__) in the exception and error
reporting. There is no good way of getting this information easily out of
the code without macros (aside from the user actually typing them).

The only macro's I use are the ones that involve the actuall testing. I
dont use any of the other macros so maybe I'm not a typical user.

 ...Duane

Query regarding Automating the testing procedure using cppunitYou need =
to create you test case instance and add them to a test suite. Then, you =
can register the suite using either the automatic registration mecanism =
or by adding the suite 'by hand' to the suite you pass to the test =
runner.

Baptiste.
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Noel Yap" <Noe...@mo...>
To: "Martin Lescuyer" <mle...@fr...>
Cc: <bjo...@co...>; "Bob Johnson" <bjo...@pc...>;
<cpp...@li...>
Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 4:02 PM
Subject: Re: [Cppunit-devel] Most user-friendly version of CppUnit

> The macros certainly go a long way in making CppUnit a bit more user
friendly.
>
> Personally, I don't like the macros since:
> - IIRC, they get in the way of emacs fontification and indentation

Surely someone fixed this parsing issue. At worth, CPPUNIT macros should be
consider as function declaration with omitted return type. But this kind of
macros is already specific to CppUnit. A few libraries with similar macros
that come to mind: Qt, WxWindow, MFC. Fairly common stuffs.

> - they don't conform to our coding standards
> - I just don't like using macros for code generation purposes, there are
better tools out there for this

Those macros are designed to remove code duplication. They also help isolate
the test code from the underlying framework (switching to cppunit v2 will me
much simpler if you are using those macro, as it is fairly simple to write
an a portability layer for them).

I don't know of any better way to 'generate' code than those 'fairly' simple
macro. May be you would like to share (cppunit v2 is relying on a similar
scheme at the time).

>
> Noel
>
> Martin Lescuyer wrote:
> >
> > In addition, I'd say that helper macros help a lot when writing a new
> > testMethod, and makes its registration within a TestFixture and the
> > TestFixture into a TestSuite *VERY* easy.
> > Martin
> >
> > Just an illusion, but so good, so nice  !
> >
> > Noel Yap <Noe...@mo...>
> > Sent by: cpp...@li...
> > 28/07/2003 21:40
> > Please respond to Noel.Yap
> >
> >
> >         To:     Bob Johnson <bjo...@pc...>
> >         cc:     cpp...@li...,
bjo...@co...
> >         Subject:        Re: [Cppunit-devel] Most user-friendly version
of CppUnit
> >
> > Depending on what you're expecting, I'm not sure you'll be able to get
> > what you want since JUnit uses reflection to "know" the names of your
test
> > cases while C++ doesn't have reflection.
> >
> > I think, once you start using CppUnit, it's pretty easy to use.  In
order
> > to get automagic knowledge of test case names, in our build, I put
> > together a script using typical command-line tools (eg perl, sed, awk,
> > grep) so in practice, it's possible to get
> > what JUnit affords, but it'll take a little more work.
> >
> > HTH,
> > Noel

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