Newsgroupies: The good news is the latest version of wxWidgets has a suite of unit tests. The other good news is they only test the low-level stuff, not the ...
Last week, I was asked by my team to look into multithreading for a Dot.Net application we are writing. We have a fair number of asynchronous processes in the...
Try to keep threading logic separate from the business logic. This is done by decorating or wrapping business logic with the threading logic. If you mix up...
"Try to keep threading logic separate from the business logic. This is done by decorating or wrapping business logic with the threading logic. If you mix up...
Hi Carlton, First be sure to unit-test all the pieces - without worrying about threading. If you are refering to actual OS processes, then I think you are ...
Thank you very much for responding , will start the work very soon. ... Sounds like you are not at the beginning - you have existing code with no tests. Read...
I've been doing some TDD with C# - and Ron Jefferies book - Extreme Programming Adventures in C#. I'll soon be doing some C++ development - extending some...
The unit test frameworks I've seen for C++ are CPPUNIT < http://cppunit.sourceforge.net > CppUnitLite < http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?CppUnitLite > UnitTestHarness < ...
Hello, I am vijay from India. I have a Delphi Application with lots of DLL's (projects) on this function. Could some body please help in this regards. Advance...
... One Noel Llopis lists them here: http://www.gamesfromwithin.com/articles/0412/000061.html He panned my sketch, NanoCppUnit, because I did not manage ...
Friday, May 6, 2005, 4:40:37 AM, you wrote: RV> I am vijay from India. I have a Delphi Application with lots of DLL's RV> (projects) on this function. Could...
Hi Glenn, The 'N' is for .Net, so use NUnit for .NET, including managed C++. Use one of the other suggestions for standard C++, especially if you expect it to...
Thanks for you're advice Charlie. I assume my C++ code is not 'managed' as it was written with visual c++, not .net. Although I'm working with visual studio...
... code ... You might want to try AnyUnit (www.anyunit.com) that supports, boost_test, CppUnit and NUnit, although NUnit is only suitable for Managed C++ and...
Hi All, The NUnit Roadmap is now available at http://nunit.com/devwiki.cgi?NunitRoadmap. It lists major features to be added to NUnit over the next few...
Dear All, I'm new to test driven development, but can immediatly appreciate it's power. I am a little unsure of how it should be applied in practice. I'll try...
Hi all, I am using Infragistics components in my web application but i don't know how to test infragistics with Nuit testing. Can any one help me.. Plz..!! ...
Ben, I have a personal preference for starting at the outside and working in. The design will evolve (one of the strong features of TDD) and you only have a...
Ben - ... I'd say what I do is closer to outside-in than inside-out. I ran across a wonderful description in an education book (which I've posted elsewhere but...
... Hi Gince, You probably want to look at NUnitAsp. I know that Jim Shore was trying to find out who would be interested in Infragistics support. The web site...
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... I like to start laying out a list of tests from a requirement. The tests may express concerns at different levels of granularity and generalization....
... Charlie, The roadmap suggests NUnit compatibility for tests written for VSTS. Is this just a matter of creating attributes with the same names as the VSTS...
Try starting at the outside and delivering something of value. Avoid creating all the finer grains of the inside until you need them to solve some bad code...
On May 11, 2005, at 5:11 AM, Scott Bellware wrote: ... If it takes more than five minutes to write the first code / test that you attempt, try some other angle...
Hi Ben, One of the approaches that we used in one of our previous projects was to evolve the entire application over time... very similar to the creation of a...
Charlie, Do you know if there's any work around to make the current version (2.2.0) to work with VS 2005/Framework 2.0 Beta _2_? Cheers ... releases....
Ben, While I am certainly no TDD expert, I think you may want to examine the 'intentional' aspects of TDD to help you make your decision. To explain what I...
Hi Joe It should work in the 2.2.2 iteration release, once you get it to install. The msi will only install if you have an earlier version of the .NET ...
Hi Scott, The way it works for CSUnit - and I expect it to be the same for VSTS - is that the attributes are recognized by name and the methods executed via...
... I would always extract the interface in this scenario. You've actually got two implementations of the interface --- the one used for the test, and class B ...
