check

check is simply great.

I've used check for many years, and it was easy to compile and use from the very first version I tried, with my first tests up an running in minutes. It is now supported in most distro repositories, and is pretty much the defacto standard for unit testing C programs. Each test runs in a separate process (this can be turned off).

I could set it up easily, it was actually even in the apt-repository. It's a good UT library and I am helped very much by it. I believe though that the manual needs some updating as some of the features are very strong but undocumented. I could get it into autoconf/automake without issues, which is nice.

I could set it up easily, it was actually even in the apt-repository. It's a good UT library and I am helped very much by it.

Very fast to take in use. Something like 30 minutes from install to first tests up and running. This is exactly what one expects from a good UT framework - that it makes life easier, not more complicated. This one does.