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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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Portability of 5 C++ Unit Test Frameworks to Android NDK and Chrome NaCl
After finishing up the Python script for cloning example projects that was mentioned in my last post, I was able to get back to cross-platform, multi-threaded C++ unit tests. The next step was to 1) attempt building the 5 C++ … Continue reading
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Tagged Android NDK, Boost Test, boost::unit_test, Chrome Native Client, CppUTest, Google Test, gtest, NaCl, Native Client, Template Unit Test Framework, TUT, Unit Test, Unit Testing, UnitTest++
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C++ Unit Test Framework Adapter: Part 3
This is the third post in a 3 part series. Part 2 is here. I have completed reviewing all five C++ unit testing frameworks to determine if any could be made thread safe during the the execution of a test … Continue reading
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Tagged Boost Test, boost::unit_test, CppUTest, Google Test, gtest, Template Unit Test Framework, TUT, Unit Test, Unit Testing, UnitTest++
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C++ Unit Test Framework Adapter: Part 2
This is the second post in a 3 part series. Part 1 is here and part 3 is here. After reviewing the source for the four C++ unit testing frameworks with respect to if their output can be normalized without … Continue reading
Posted in Coding
Tagged Boost Test, boost::unit_test, CppUTest, Google Test, gtest, Template Unit Test Framework, TUT, Unit Test, Unit Testing, UnitTest++
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C++ Unit Test Framework Adapter: Part 1
This is the first post in a 3 part series. Part 2 is here. Earlier today I completed the implementation of an adapter that provides a common interface to four C++ unit testing frameworks: boost::unit_test / Boost Test Library gtest … Continue reading
Posted in About Me, Coding
Tagged Boost Test, boost::unit_test, Google Test, gtest, Project Cloud Hydra, Template Unit Test Framework, TUT, Unit Test, Unit Testing, UnitTest++
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Grey box testing web applications deployed to Google App Engine
Last post I stated: Due GAE’s limitations on CPU time/cycles and an overall maximum limit of 10 seconds to fulfill a request a non-trivial set of unit tests will exceed the quotas if they are all run at the same … Continue reading
Posted in Coding, Web development
Tagged App Engine, AppEngine, GAE, Google App Engine, grey box test, grey box testing, Python, Testing, Unit Test, Unit Testing
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