Turtle is a C++ mock object library based on Boost with a focus on usability, simplicity and flexibility.

Features

  • simple and compact syntax
  • easy customization of constraints
  • informative and customizable logs
  • optional but full integration with Boost.Test
  • automatic verification of mock objects upon destruction
  • ANSI/ISO C++03 compatible

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Categories

Software Testing

License

Boost Software License (BSL1.0)

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User Reviews

  • Does everything you would expect of a mocking framework. Very well written internally, which helps when debugging. Great support from the author. Built for Boost, but works great with the CATCH unit test framework.
  • Very Good. Saves writing a lot of boiler-plate code. Unfortunately does not compile out-of-the box with Solaris Compiler.
  • Using the library in 2 of my projects. Thank you for great work.
  • Great stuff here. I really like working with this little thing. Thank you very much.
  • This allows me to develop in a BDD fashion. It's the bit that missing from the boost testing tools. Brilliant, thankyou!
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Additional Project Details

Intended Audience

Developers, Testers

Programming Language

C++

Related Categories

C++ Software Testing Tool

Registered

2009-08-26