I’ve gotten permission from Sun to release a C++ unit test framework that we (largely I, but with significant contributions from others) wrote. Here’s its web page; there’s still a significant amount of work to before I want to announce it more widely, but the source code that’s there works just fine.
I’ll try to get a better version (with usable documentation) done over the next month or so. In particular, I’d like to get it out before Agile 2006. (Are any of my blog readers going to be there?) If anybody wants to contribute, I’d be very grateful.
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[…] I’ve got the unit test framework cleaned up a bit: its interface should be relatively stable now, there’s some amount of documentation, and doing ‘make install‘ should work. Still more stuff to do before I want to announce it more widely – at the very least, I should make a tar file available, but some rpm’s and a bit more cleanup would also be nice – but I’m happy with what’s there, and would recommend it to anybody needing to write unit tests for C++ code in a Unix environment. […]
7/8/2006 @ 5:55 pm