Do you use an IDE or call compiler and linker from commandline?
But to answer your question: It is long time ago that I had build and installed CUnit.
Download the file "CUnit-2.1-3.tar.bz2"
Extract that archive file i.e. using 7zip or any other bz2-extraction program.
Read the files README an INSTALL from the extracted place.
If you get in trouble please describe your problems, i.e. give us information about error messages etc.
Just to mention I am only a normal user of CUnit.
Hi, A couple of years ago (with permission of some of the original CUnit authors) I adopted cunit and now maintain it over at https://gitlab.com/cunity/cunit You can now build it quite easily on windows via cmake
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Do you use an IDE or call compiler and linker from commandline?
But to answer your question: It is long time ago that I had build and installed CUnit.
If you get in trouble please describe your problems, i.e. give us information about error messages etc.
Just to mention I am only a normal user of CUnit.
Oh, yes ... if you want to integrate CUnit in an Eclipse-CDT-Project using have a look to
https://sourceforge.net/p/eclipsecppunit/tickets/1/ , perhaps it hat additional information for you.
Hi, A couple of years ago (with permission of some of the original CUnit authors) I adopted cunit and now maintain it over at https://gitlab.com/cunity/cunit You can now build it quite easily on windows via cmake