CppUnit - C++ port of JUnit / News: Recent posts

The CVS source repository has finally been converted to subversion.

The trunk sources can be retrieved using:

svn co https://cppunit.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/cppunit/trunk/cppunit cppunit.

A tarball of the old CVS repository is available in the "SVN Migration Archive" folder in the download section.

The following features have been added since release 1.10.2: support for Embedded Visual C++ 4, new _MESSAGE assertion variant for all assertions, correct display of double values in assertion messages, support for jumping to failed assertion in MFCTestRunner with Visual Studio 2002 & 2003, and some general portability improvements (mingw, cygwin, mac os x...).

Baptiste.

This release is along the line of a release candidate for 1.12.0 (hopefully the last one).

Addition since 1.11.4:
- Qt TestRunner has been upgaded to support Qt 3.x.
- pkg-config file is generated on unix.
- no more deprecation warning with Visual Studio 2005.

Baptiste.

This release is along the line of a release candidate for 1.12.0.

In short:
- support support of Embedded Visual C++ 4
- integration of the MFCTestRunner with VS.NET.
- *_MESSAGE macros for most assertions
- fixed some platform specific compilation issues
- new contrib with a xslt to convert xml output to junit format
- many small enhancement/bug fixes

Baptiste.

The cppunit-cvs mailing list have been set up to easily keep track of cvs commits.

Baptiste.

I finally took the time to write down my vision of CppUnit 2.

Documents detailing the features can be found at:
http://cppunit.sourceforge.net/cppunit2/

Feedback are welcome,
Baptiste.

This release contains many bug and compilations issue fixes, including a severe one on VC++ 6 caused by a STL bug.

Baptiste.

Same as release 1.9.14, just officializing it as a stable version.

Baptiste.

In short:
- new assertion macros to test exception
- some bug fixes

Baptiste.

All development snapshots have been moved from the web page to sourceforge download page for better visibility and easier access.

If no issue araise, this will be the official 1.9.10 release.

In short:
- Test plug-in support for system unix libdld (hp-ux)
- rtti name demangling with gcc 3.x abi api
- many bug & compilation issue fixes

CppUnit 2 development is progressing. Source are available on cvs.

Check out the wiki page:
http://cppunit.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/moin.cgi/CppUnit2

Baptiste.

New development snapshot available at:
http://cppunit.sourceforge.net/snapshot/

In short:
- Major portability improvement
- Protector
- HelperMacros
- MFC TestRunner bug fixes
- Failure diagnostic
- Asserter

New development snapshot available at:
http://cppunit.sourceforge.net/snapshot/

In short:
- New custom test macros for fixture suite
- Exception message are now structured
- Added detail field to MFC TestRunner
- New XmlDocument class to easily create new XML output format
- XmlOutputter customization
- Test plug-in XMLOutputter hook
- ClockerPlugIn example includes test time in XML output
- DllPlugInTester allows test plug-in to hook the XmlOutputter
- Configurable CompilerOutputter wrapping

A tools from Codejock Software, which has been updated for automatic MSDN documentation installation (Windows/VC++).

Used to integrate documentation generated by Doxygen with MSDN.

New in CppUnit 1.8.0:
- new assertions
- new facilities to write custom assertions
- new macros to define test case in your fixture
- registration of test fixture in named suite
- xml & compiler format test result output
- a new graphic test runner for the QT library
- MFC test runner window is resizable
- cppunit as a DLL
- Unicode support for MFC test runner.
- architecture clean-up: TestResultCollector extracted from TestResult.
- architecture clean-up: TestFixture extracted from TestCase.
- cookbook and documentation updated.

This release merges Baptiste Lepilleur's CppUnitW 1.2. CppUnit now supports Win32/MSVC++. It also includes a graphical TestRunner (Win32 only) and the extensions from Michael Feather's version.

This release mainly merges submitted patches and small bug fixes. See Release Notes / Change Log for details.

Major bug fixing.

The first packaged release.
HaveFunWithUnitTesting is included:
easy registration of test cases, no .h files needed!

The regression testing framework for C++ is now hosted on Sourceforge.

Focus is ease of use and documentation, to make this tool usable for every unexperienced user.

Output will be in easily parseable formats for autmatic regression testing.