Ben Finney a écrit :
greg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Also, I don't think it's valid to equate the size of the tests with
the amount of effort it took to develop them. For instance, the test
suite for Pyrex is currently larger than the Pyrex compiler, but
I've still spent far more time and effort developing the compiler
than writing the tests.
Right. The unit test suite should tend to increase: add tests far more
often than removing them. The application code, though, should tend to
grow less rapidly:
or even sometimes, at some point, start to shrink, thanks to:
refactor duplication, remove redundant code,
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