I'm going to try and get them to agree to use D to write unit tests in. We've inherited a C codebase, I think it's a good use case but then again I would.

I'm hoping to win them over with:

- Fast compilation times, making TDD easier
- No test registration (compile-time reflection)
- Easy oncurrent execution
- Look, it looks like C! (especially since it'll be testing C code)

I don't know if it'll be enough to win over C++, but as long as we escape the C trap for the unit tests as well I'll be happy.

Atila

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