... For starters, build everything for desktop Windows as well as WindowsCE, and use your "normal" TDD tools with the desktop build. If your test framework is...
Ahhhh but then you're not really testing CE code if you build it on the desktop ... .NET's Compact Framework != the desktop framework, and testing the desktop...
... If you are targeting the .NET Compact Framework, NUnitLite (http://easternhealingarts.com/Articles/softanswer.html) is based on a subset of NUnit's...
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Brad, Carlton, ... That article was nice, but NUnitLite is available here: http://www.nunitlite.com/ ... Cheers, - Kim...
... Stupid keyboard. :) Actually, I was trying to point to this one: http://www.codeplex.com/Wiki/View.aspx?ProjectName=NUnitLite....
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... That's true, but it's a good place to start. If you ensure your code compiles for CE as well, you won't accidentally use a feature only in the desktop...
You can't write code the compiles on the desktop that also compiles on the device. The Compact Framework is a fairly narrow subset of the full framework. That...
... You must be doing some really funky stuff then. When I'm working on a device app, I always use the method Anthony mentioned. I target the CF for the...
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Remoting is a good example. It didn't exist in 1.0, don't think it did in 2.0, and it's handicapped in 3.5 as CompactWCF. Another good example is when working...
Though rethinking that first statement, that's not such a good example, rather an inverse of what I was trying to convey. Still working on coffee #1 here. ... ...
... I guess I'm lucky that I've never had to write the code that uses such libraries. In this situation, I'd separate the module that needed the non-desktop ...
Hi, We are glad to announce that today we have open-sourced Google C++ Testing Framework (http://code.google.com/p/googletest/), a library that helps you write...
I went and looked at the linked page. The description says: "Google's framework for writing C++ tests on a variety of platforms (Linux, Mac OS X, Windows,...
... Tests that kill the process? That's the hardest part of testing C or C++, and why many XUnit ports are not so useful. Bad code won't throw an assertion...
... Tests that kill the process? That's the hardest part of testing C or C++, and why many XUnit ports are not so useful. Bad code won't throw an assertion...
John, this is not a fact but a hunch: I suppose a death test is a test that results into a crash of the application under test, essentially killing the ...
Hi John, It's described here: http://code.google.com/p/googletest/wiki/GoogleTestAdvancedGuide#Death_Tests - Kim On Fri, Jul 4, 2008 at 16:12, Donaldson, John...
... This is not only a problem for C/C++ but also for PHP: When the PHP interpreter emits an E_FATAL error (or even segfaults) then PHPUnit 3.x will not...
When working with compact framework I use a similar (perhaps same) method Anthony suggests. I use NUnitLite and compact framework. Fast TDD with NUnit GUI on...
Tests in the dev. environment should provide feedback as fast as possible and writing tests should be easy. Priority in dev. environment is practicality and...
Opinions anyone? Is it significantly more capable than my console-oriented system? [Mine is a CppUnit variant with test frameworks containing test functions,...
Fixture Gallery 2.1 (release 2008-07-08) is now available for download from SourceForge. Fixture Gallery is a cookbook for FIT/FitNesse tests. It provides ...
Hi All, Although this is still an alpha-level release, NUnit 2.5 Alpha-3 contains enough new features that we think it will be of interest to a wider ...
_____ From: testdrivendevelopment-owner@yahoogroups.com [mailto:testdrivendevelopment-owner@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Vicky Pandya Sent: Thursday, July 10,...
Kent Beck: Test Driven Development by Example Ron Jeffries: Extreme Programming Adventures in C# Both have neat dialogue examples of how a test driven session...
That's exactly what my recommendation would be. Also, I would reiterate that you need to actually write some tests, do the red-green-refactor cycle. It's so...
Hi, ... Blowing my own trumpet, if you're a Java programmer, I'd recommend my own book, "Test Driven". Lasse -- Lasse Koskela * Author of "Test Driven"...
Lasse - I blow your trumpet to. Its a very good book for teams doing Java development. There are about 5 copies kicking around various groups near me. Cheers ...
Hi there, I'm a new guy at my company working on a mature product (3 years old now). Since I arrived, I've been pushing TDD, and they've sort of put me in...
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