On 2011-09-30 18:09, Jonathan M Davis wrote:
That can be done easily enough with a version block with a version specific to
running longer or shorter tests. No additional framework is necessary. Don
has already brought it up in the Phobos newsgroup, but it's unclear whether
we're going to do anything about it. The main problem is the compile time, not
the run time, so it's ultimately a compiler issue. Templates and CTFE in
particular make the whole thing slower.
Ok, I see.
Phobos is like Boost, everything is templates, that's what we get.
Compiling my unit tests with D1 takes about 0.7 seconds, using D2 it
takes about 1.4 seconds.
Now, if you have unit testing each function individually doesn't work very
well, and if you have to do a bunch of setup for any testing, then the
situation is a bit different, but you could probably just stick all of the
tests at the end of the file then, where they're then separate from the code.
- Jonathan M Davis
I had all the unit tests in one module at first, but I thought it was
too much to have in one module and now I have several more unit tests.
--
/Jacob Carlborg
