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Do you use some special framework (I saw boost is offering something)?
Or do you just add a main() to every class hidden by an #ifdef UTEST or something like that?
Or something completely different I still can't think of?
A little example would be great.
Thank you in advance.
The possibilities are endless....
> Or do you just add a main() to every class hidden by an #ifdef UTEST or something like that?
I'm using this approach at the moment, except for a file called foo.cpp, the function at the end is called foo_test()
These are all collected together in a single main() which can run them all, or choose which one(s) to run.
Or you could create a class.test() member function in each class, then just do
myclass var.test();
to invoke the test for that class.
Like I said, there are many possibilities.
There are various frameworks, too. Boost.Test, which you saw, is one. I saw another (but forgot the name) announced on comp.lang.c++.moderated today (use Google Groups to search for unit test).
FRUCTOSE? One that I have been looking at is UnitTest++.Quote:
I saw another (but forgot the name) announced on comp.lang.c++.moderated today