Re: unit testing C++ code from perl

From: "Nick Keighley" <nick_keighley_nospam@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 5 Jul 2006 02:54:15 -0700

Tom Plunket wrote:

Phlip wrote:

Learn CppUnitLite and write your tests - preferrably first - in C++.

UnitTest++, you meant. :)

http://unittest-cpp.sf.net

I may be chronically thick, but I can't seem to find any documentation
(I
always find source forge a bit "odd" for finding my way around(*)).
Failing
that an example of usage and failing *that* a comment in the source
code
might be nice... Hell I *couldn't* write code without any comments, my
coding hand would wither.

(*) I'm obviously not a Real Programmer

--
Nick Keighley

"Half-assed programming was a time-filler that, like knitting,
must date to the beginning of human experience."
Verne Vinge "A Fire Upon The Deep"

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