Re: [Cppunit-devel] A few notes about my first experience with cppunit.

[Baptiste L. <bl...@cl...>]

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From: "Ferdinando Ametrano" <fer...@am...>
To: <cpp...@li...>
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2001 4:01 PM
Subject: [Cppunit-devel] A few notes about my first experience with cppunit.


> 2) I opened TestRunner.dsw and I tried to compile the project TestRunner.
> The first errors were because of the inclusion directive
> #include <cppunit/extensions/TestDecorator.h>
> Adding the cppunit/include path to the project didn't help, I had to add
it
> to my VS settings, as if I had installed cppunit (probably because of the
<>)
> Then I got linking errors. If I've been naive please help me (I can post
> the error messages if needed)
    Another user have reported having problem compiling cppunit 1.5.5. The
problem did not occur for him using the CVS version.  That problem kind of
bother me since it does seem to occurs only for a few people. I've never
been able to reproduce it either at work or at home). What's your
configuration ?

>
> 4) It would be nice to have a Win32 binary visual installer. This can be
> easily supported with NSIS (http://www.nullsoft.com/free/nsis/). NSIS is
> free and it is script driven. I could help creating the cppunit installer
> script, if somebody help me to select which *.h is needed, etc.
    What would this bring for the user ? I'd rather have a tar ball or a zip
file which I can explore than a big binary platform specific file.  End user
of the library are developer, so I don't think they have too much problem
depacking a file ;-) What is really missing is some guide (what project is
what, how to build it...) :-(...
    The tar ball "maker" already use a mecanism to select which file are
needed, so I'd rather not want to duplicate the work each time a file is
added (we forgot often enough as it is), unless there is some really meaning
value for it.

Baptiste.
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