Autotest-mathmaker

The script autotest-mathmaker contains many many tests to check if the core objects behave the way they should.

For each wrong test, it can display the wrong result and the expected one.

You can either perform the whole set of tests or choose one or several tests.

autotest-mathmaker should be used in many ways :

• Before adding any new class or method, write the matching tests. Once the tests are written, so we know what we'll expect from the new code, then we can begin to write this new code
• When finding a bug, the first step is to reproduce it as a supplementary test, which of course will be OK when the bug is gone ; then work on the code until the bug is gone.
• While hunting for a bug, check regularly which changes bring the modifications in autotest-mathmaker. Sometimes it will prevent from adding a bug elsewhere.
• Be sure to check that autotest-mathmaker is all OK before pushing a new commit to origin

Debugging features can be used in combination with autotest-mathmaker.

autotest-mathmaker --help will show you all useful options.