Re: Do any of you use the xUnit - tests ?
- From: "Bjørge" <bjorge@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 28 Nov 2006 10:38:24 +0100
Hans-Peter Diettrich wrote:
Bjørge wrote:
Do anyone have experience with kind of
complete application tests ?
You mean a tool that automagically finds all bugs in your code? ;-)
IMO you'll have to provide test data and expected results yourself,
regardless of the test method. Even a theorem proofer will require
such information.
;-)
I think what I meant was "how do you write such test routines ?". Because, I
believe you should probably have this in mind when writing the application
in the first place.
Xtreme programming is a model where you are supposed to start all new
functionality with writing a failing test routine. The job is done when no
tests fail. Simple. ?
--
Bjørge
bjorge@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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