Hi, I'm trying to compile the DUnit tests, but it seems 'TestAsmOps.pas' is missing from repository.
Does I miss something ?
I tried on the last SVN revision (v2.26, SVN rev 462)
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2/ The 'PathSeparator' constant is now deprecated in latest JCL, you should replace it by DirDelimiter.
You have 4 or 5 of this keyword used.
3/ I've launch you DUnit test suite, with lastest DUnit (v9.3.x), and with the 'Memory Leak detection on shutdown' option, I'm seeing many leaks. Some individual tests (47) also have leaks, but I haven't verify these.
I will open a Tracker for it, since I have the details in ScreenShots.
See you, keep the good work up Anthony.
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Hi, I'm trying to compile the DUnit tests, but it seems 'TestAsmOps.pas' is missing from repository.
Does I miss something ?
I tried on the last SVN revision (v2.26, SVN rev 462)
Oops, I missed something. I have added it.
Ok, good, it works better now !
Thx for your quick add !
To improve compatibility of your code, here are few thing I've seen :
1/ In the jcf_test.bdsproj, there is a hard-coded path 'C:\Code\Jcf\Output':
<Directories Name="OutputDir">C:\Code\Jcf\Output</Directories>
<Directories Name="UnitOutputDir">C:\Code\Jcf\Output</Directories>
I've repolaced it to '..\..\Output' as you do on other projects.
<Directories Name="OutputDir">..\..\Output</Directories>
<Directories Name="UnitOutputDir">..\..\Output</Directories>
2/ The 'PathSeparator' constant is now deprecated in latest JCL, you should replace it by DirDelimiter.
You have 4 or 5 of this keyword used.
3/ I've launch you DUnit test suite, with lastest DUnit (v9.3.x), and with the 'Memory Leak detection on shutdown' option, I'm seeing many leaks. Some individual tests (47) also have leaks, but I haven't verify these.
I will open a Tracker for it, since I have the details in ScreenShots.
See you, keep the good work up Anthony.