[Cppunit-devel] thanks

[mats w. <mat...@fr...>]

after much study (and  plenty of gin, during the dark moments...)  i have made 
the money example work (win version).

i am now mildly hopeful that i can soon begin to say junit-like things to the 
c++ code my esteemed colleagues write. it would not have been possible 
without you and this piece of work, so thanks very much.

honest, i mean it, thank you very much!

mats

ps: incidentally, i wrote log book as i went along. if this is boring just 
junk it, otherwise enjoy:  (vc++ .net 2003):

1) batch build received a few warnings and fails,  all of these appear to be 
harmless, how ever this is not obvious to the newbie so maybe a word of 
warning will be in order - nexttime, of course:-)

details follow:
- cppunit / Release win32: 3 x LNK4221 from the XXXDynamicLibraryManagers
- TestRunner / Release UniCode Win32: WINVER not defined (default is OK) and 
LNK4017 unsupported DESCRIPTION thingy
- TestRunner / Debug Win32:  LNK4075 EDITANDCONTINUE ignored due to 
INCREMENTAL=no
- LNK4075 also happens in cppunit_dll debug win32, DllPluginTester debug 
unicode win32, DllPluginTester debug static win32
- DSPlugin Release  Win32 has a C1083 out of StdAfx.h(21) 

2) settings.locations  for vc++ .net 2003 were not quite as given:
+ for includes, libs, src files go to tools-options, select the projects 
folder, selecct vc++-directories and make changes there as indicated. i dont 
know if it matters at all, but i found that these settings work when new 
entries are moved to the rear of the existing list, which seemed "tidy" to 
me.
+ the field for "object/library modules" is rather obsscsure in myy german 
version, i eventually found it to be 
project-properties -> link -> input -> further dependencies

3)  my copy of the text suggested the post build step text should be 
$(TargetPath)$, which does not work. It should be $(TargetPath)<no trailing 
$$$>