Hi,
Here you have a dump of a run of PHP_HEAD in the gcov machine (almost 13k
tests) without valgrind:
http://gcov.php.net/~nlopess/dump_PHP_HEAD_z4.txt
It was run with -z 4. However, the reported CPU usage is only 213%
(instead of ~400%).
As you can see in the dump, there are a few BORK'e
I think it makes perfect sense, Clint, and would love to hear what others
have to say.
I've often built 'test libraries' or code that is shared among a set of
unit tests. No point in duplicating code just because you're writing tests
IMO.
-nathan
On Sun, Oct 14, 2012 at 4:39 AM, Clint Priest w
Would it be frowned upon to use include(); within a set of tests to include
base code against which multiple tests can be run?
I've got around 80 tests now and a change to the RFC is going to require
probably 100% of them to have some change. In addition, there are variations
of the same test
