Hi Community,
This is the first post for August 2010 and I must say that “This year has flown by” and I’ve been pretty busy in Melbourne lately. A few days ago my mate and peer Simon Waight flicked me an email about this very interesting Unit Test Framework for C++ called Isolator++ which in my humble opinion has a lot to offer, a basic code snippet using this framework is shown below
1: int Product::GetPrice(PricingManager* manager)
2: {
3: if (manager->isOnSale())
4: return 5;
5: else
6: return 10;
7: }
8:
9:
10: bool PricingManager::isOnSale()
11: {
12: return false;
13: }
14:
15:
16: TEST_F(IsolatorTests, GetPrice_OnSaleIsFalse_ExpectHighPrice)
17: {
18: Product product;
19: PricingManager* manager = new PricingManager();
20: ASSERT_EQ(10, product.GetPrice(manager));
21: }
22:
23:
24: TEST_F(IsolatorTests, GetPrice_OnSaleIsTrue_ExpectLowPrice)
25: {
26: Product product;
27: PricingManager* fakeManager = FAKE(PricingManager);
28: WHEN_CALLED(fakeManager->isOnSale()).Return(true);
29: ASSERT_EQ(5, product.GetPrice(fakeManager));
30: }
At the same time, I found this table containing information about some unit testing frameworks currently available for C++.
Regards,
Angel
Hi there,
As we know, there are a lot of unit test frameworks out there, we need to assess the one that best fits our own peculiar situation. I’m interested to know its advantage over Google C++ Unit Test, or CppUnit, or a lot more at this link:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_unit_testing_frameworks.
regards,
Zhang