I have started a new branch, https://itpp.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/itpp/it
pp/branches/cmake_gtest, in order to replace the compilation system with cmake
and add unit test support with gtest. The advantage of using cmake is that we
will have an unified compilation system for all major platforms (no need to
update separately project files for Visual Studio for example). This will
allow also easier integration of new features as is the case of unit testing
with gtest.
What I have committed to this branch is still quite basic, please start using
it and tell me what do you think. Also, nothing has been done yet for unit
testing with gtest, so testers and volunteers are welcome.
regards
Bogdan
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cmake build system and unit test support based on Google framework have been
added to trunk branch. I would strongly recommend to start using the new build
system (old build system is still in place, but it will be no longer
maintained).
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Hi
I have started a new branch, https://itpp.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/itpp/it
pp/branches/cmake_gtest, in order to replace the compilation system with cmake
and add unit test support with gtest. The advantage of using cmake is that we
will have an unified compilation system for all major platforms (no need to
update separately project files for Visual Studio for example). This will
allow also easier integration of new features as is the case of unit testing
with gtest.
What I have committed to this branch is still quite basic, please start using
it and tell me what do you think. Also, nothing has been done yet for unit
testing with gtest, so testers and volunteers are welcome.
regards
Bogdan
cmake build system and unit test support based on Google framework have been
added to trunk branch. I would strongly recommend to start using the new build
system (old build system is still in place, but it will be no longer
maintained).