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I'm used to using mbunit with C# and am going back to working with C++ and want to apply some of the TDD practices I use with C# but haven't found a industry standard Testing Library and/or framework to use. Anyone know of one such library.
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Boost has a unit test framework. I don't think it requires that your project itself use Boost.Originally Posted by indigo0086
Code://try //{ if (a) do { f( b); } while(1); else do { f(!b); } while(1); //}
Since it is a Boost library, to some extent it does require that projects using it use Boost, by definition
Furthermore, it has dependencies on other Boost libraries. However, you can extract out just those parts of Boost that it depends on, but this is true of any Boost library.
Besides Boost.Test, I have used UnitTest++, which I found easy to use.
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