I'm not familiar with cxxtest but as we need to write a SCA C++ test suite it would be good to use the same tool that SDO uses. So we should certainly take a look at this and use every bit of help that's available ;-)
Cheers, On 14/10/06, Jean-Sebastien Delfino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[snip] T Gould wrote: > In addition to the actual tests, I think it would be wise if we make > sure we > are on common ground relative to the test framework -- for both Java and > C++. I am not certain how we would best go about doing this, but a > couple > of items would include: > *ensuring we are using the same tools. (we use JUnit and CxxTest) > *what if any architectural documents for Java and C++ test suites > exist --- > if this is none - we might want to work togeher to build out the > documents > *can we work together to create test suite design? > > tom > Sounds good to me. I suggest we start discussing proposals on the dev list, then when we have a good idea of the general direction use our Wiki to work on documenting it. So here's my small contribution to help initiate the discussion: CxxTest looks good to me. We could develop new tests with it, and progressively port existing test cases (both SCA and SDO) to it. I don't know if everybody in the group is very familiar with CxxTest so maybe we could use some of Tom's test cases as examples to bootstrap this process. Pete, I remember that you had mentioned some ideas a while back around testing in SCA C++. Have you looked at CxxTest? What do you think? Tom, could you share your experience with CxxTest? is it easy to integrate in an automake build on Linux? what about a VStudio environment? are you using Perl or Python with it? are you using a different framework for function and integration tests? Thoughts? -- Jean-Sebastien --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-- Pete
