We have a c# app that uses a number of libraries (that we wrote too). The app depends on the different libraries and some of the libraries depend on some of the other libraries.
Background: I am developing a largish project using at Atmel AVR atmega2560.This project contains a lot of hardware based functions (7 SPI devices, 2 I2C, 2 RS485 MODBUS ports, lots of Analogue and D
Here are my goals: 1. Run my tests in Eclipse and see the pretty green or red bar. 2. Run my tests on the command line with a build tool.
Due to incomplete understanding of eclipse infrastructure I have one problem. Historically we have one ugly thing in our build procedure. It looks like following:
I have written some Objective-C test cases. A typical looks the following: - (void) test_size_Equals_Excpectation_After_initWithSize
I have a third party framework that I\'m using to write out an excel document and have the user download it.
My .NET library has to marshal strings to a C library that expects text encoded using the system\'s default ANSI code page.Since .NET supports Unicode, this makes it possible for users to pass a strin
I have this abstract test class [TestFixture] public abstract class BaseTests { private IRepository _repository;
We\'ve got a python library that we\'re developing. During development, I\'d like to use some parts of that library in testing the newer versions of it. That is, use the stable code in order to test t
I would like to know how to go about doing regression testing effectively for a web application. I m spending a lot of time in regression testing for every build.
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