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From: <cl...@su...> - 2001-12-10 11:28:48
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The unit++ testing framework has been slightly updated. Unit++ is a small simple unit test framework for C++, inspired by the original junit, be written completely from scratch in C++. This is done to make better use of the features and ideoms of C++, rather than try a port from java. This new version compiles on g++ 3.0, and hopefully a lot of other C++ compilers as well. However, I was once again taught that portability is something you obtain by actually testing it on more that one system... The new version is ready for download at SourceForge: https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=38211&release_id=6498 7 Best regards, Azhrarn |
From: <cl...@su...> - 2001-11-01 17:31:42
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Version 1.0 of unit++ has now been released on SourceForge. Homepage: http://unitpp.sourceforge.net/ SourceForge: http://sourceforge.net/projects/unitpp/ Unit++ is a C++ unit test framework, in the spirit of junit, but = implemented in C++, rather than ported from the java version. It has only been = tested on a linux platform with g++, but should work on any ISO C++. The reason for the project, is to obtain a test framework that has a = better C++ feel than a direct port of junit has. That is no reflection, = dynamic loading, and garbage collection, but enter templates and destructors. I am planning a graphic version,. since that green bar of junit is so addictive, but on the other hand it is really appealing how fast it = runs. That, however, will be a later release. Best regards Azhrarn [Claus Dr=E6by] |