Description
CppUnit FOR LINUX
Are you looking for a powerful command-line software for unit testing on Linux? Look no further than CppUnit FOR LINUX, a C++ port of the popular JUnit framework. Developed by Michael Feathers, this open-source tool offers a robust set of features to streamline your testing process.
Key Features:
- Support for XML output
- Compiler-like text output for IDE integration
- Helper macros for test creation
- Hierarchical test fixture
- Test registry and plugins for enhanced functionality
Additional Features:
- Protector for encapsulating test execution
- MfcTestRunner for managing tests
- QtTestRunner for graphical test execution
- Supervised tests for added control
Installation Instructions:
To get started with CppUnit FOR LINUX, simply download the latest version from Softpedia and follow these steps:
- Save the archive to your preferred directory
- Extract the files using an archive manager
- Navigate to the extracted files in Terminal
- Run the configure and make commands
- Execute the make install command as root
- Use cppunit-config to configure the program
Technical Details:
- Written in C++ for optimal performance
- Tested on various GNU/Linux distributions
- Compatible with 32-bit and 64-bit hardware architectures
User Reviews for CppUnit FOR LINUX 7
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CppUnit FOR LINUX provides comprehensive unit testing support on GNU/Linux. Easy to install and configure, ideal for C++ programmers.
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CppUnit is fantastic! The integration with IDEs and XML output make testing seamless. Highly recommend!
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I love CppUnit! It's powerful, open-source, and works perfectly on all platforms. A must-have for C++ developers!
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CppUnit is a game changer for unit testing in C++. The graphical test runner is especially useful. Five stars!
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This app simplifies unit testing like no other! The helper macros and test plugins are brilliant. Very satisfied!
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CppUnit makes unit tests easy to manage and run. The documentation is clear, making setup a breeze. Love it!
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Amazing tool for unit testing in C++. The command-line interface is intuitive, and it works flawlessly across systems.