From: Janne H. <ja...@hy...> - 2004-12-18 07:33:28
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skaller wrote: > That was my thought -- we want to encourage community > contribution, which I think implies being able to > write lots of little self contained tests, in particular > to actually check them separately. After thinking about this a little, I think I'd still rather go for the the simple assertion-based system I proposed. This is because the framework is almost non-existent and thus doesn't take much time to implement (~none). The assertion-based tests work well with other systems as well, and you could integrate these kinds of tests easily into a system that you were proposing -- just make sure you compile all these executables with asserts turned on. > However it is slower to run the tests this way > and needs more external machinery. Yes, much slower, depending on the tests. Especially Cygwin where process invokation is dead slow for some reason. The testing suite also needs to build and run easily on Windows. Best regards, Janne Hellsten |