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Midas51, hello and meet Grail42
Work on a proof of concept for software to aid with investment decisions began two months ago. The concept has proven sufficiently promising to warrant continuing investment as Project Midas51. The code hacked for the proof of concept is throw-away … Continue reading
Grail42: test framework done enough for now
Now that the Grail42 C++ test framework has some basic documentation, it is time to move on to a new project. The framework is by no means ‘done’ as I have numerous enhancements in mind for it and there is … Continue reading
Grail42: multi-threaded test support
Grail42 now includes support for multi-threaded tests. A multi-threaded test is defined by multiple test part definitions that utilize the same test name. The framework automatically executes each test part on its own thread and routes any error messages to … Continue reading
Grail42: single threaded test framework complete
Grail42 now provides its own independent implementation of the normalized API and output format that the TUT, gtest, and CppUTest test frameworks were adapted to provide by Grail42 already. The unit_test template project also now defaults to utilizing Grail42’s own … Continue reading
Grail42: CppUTest adapter added
In addition to the Template Unit Test Framework (TUT) and Google Test (gtest), Grail42 Core now includes an adapter to normalize the use and output of CppUTest. Since the point of the three adapters is to normalize the API and … Continue reading
Grail42: C++ Template Unit Test Framework Adapter
The Grail42 github project now contains adapters to normalize and simplify the use of the C++ unit testing frameworks Template Unit Test Framework (TUT) and Google Test (gtest) in Visual Studio. The code has been tested to build for and … Continue reading
Posted in Coding
Tagged Android NDK, Chrome Native Client, cplusplus, CppUTest, Google Test, Grail42, gtest, NaCl, Native Client, Template Unit Test Framework, TUT, Unit Test, Unit Testing
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Faux Console Application for Android NDK and Chrome Native Client SDK
While Android and the Chrome Native Client (NaCl) don’t actually provide support for console style applications, they are still useful for C++ unit testing. As a second step towards developing cross-platform multi-threaded C++ unit tests, I developed a Visual Studio … Continue reading
Posted in Coding
Tagged Android NDK, Chrome Native Client, Grail42, NaCl, Native Client, Unit Testing
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