Re: Simple tool for test progranns writen in c?

Show errors? Does that mean you still don't have a set of compiling environment? If that's the case, I recommend using MinGW compiler collection. You can just type "gcc filename.c <additional compiler options if any>" on the command prompt. We can of course use Visual Studio, but MinGW is much smaller and easier while you are testing basic C programs that don't heavily rely on the latest Win32 API or VC/VC++ specific macros.
Also, if you are sure you are writing in C, the code Ethin pasted above doesn't work because it's written for C++. I'm not sure if the testing library itself is actually providing C API's, so it may work with some tweeks though.

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