I want to use a command line argument in one of my tests. I couldn\'t find any example of this on the web.
This is the current code I have from their fundamental example: http://unittest-cpp.sourceforge.net/UnitTest++.html
I\'m creating some unit test with UnitTest++ in Codelite editor. However, when if i\'m debuging my unit test application the breakpoints won\'t h开发者_高级运维it. They aren\'t even shown in debugging
After I download UnitTest++ version 1.4 (from http://sourceforge.net/projects/unittest-cpp/) and do a make, I get:
How do I run a single test with UnitTest++ ? I am running UnitTest++ out of the box as is. My main function looks like:
I am working on an open source project which uses C for libraries, C++ for GUI and Cmake for managing build. This project is just started and have only couple of files. I can successfully generate mak
I have a simple PoC project in Hudson.The PoC has unit tests written via UnitTest++ and outputs the results as XML for consumption by xUnit to munge into jUnit format.
I have a setup for using UnitTest++ like this in VS2008. Sometimes the cmd window, which shows the console output of the unit tests just hangs.
I would like to utilize the UnitTest++ library in a testing file. However, I am having some difficulty getting the library to be included at compile time. So here is my current directory structure:
i am currently implementing a simple ray tracer in c++. I have a class named OrthonormalBasis, which generates three orthogonal unit vectors from one or two specified vectors, for example:开发者_开发知
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