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Re: ArgcArgv Euse argc and argv under Ultimate++! [message #10551 is a reply to message #10543] Sun, 15 July 2007 17:50 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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Registered: July 2007
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Zardos wrote on Sun, 15 July 2007 11:33

Quote:

I've been having problems getting a Unit Test to work with U++ - tried cppUnit and UnitTest++, which were both giving me link headaches and strange Microsoft C++ exceptions at strange memory locations.


Thats strange. I have had no serious problems with UnitTest++ and using it a lot.
No compile problems. No link problems with MSVC.

I have uploaded my Upp UnitTest++ package. Just add it to the package dependencies and include UnitTest.h:
#include <UnitTest/UnitTest.h>


After this somthing like:
TEST {
    CHECK(true);
}

should work without problems.

- Ralf



Thanks, Ralf, for posting the package in a U++-friendly form - works great!

Not knowing to how build external libs, I was trying to build the lib under VS2005 rather than using the U++ package facility, and I think I was trying to use the UnitTest++.h header in main(). With your packaging as an example, I will know how to build external libs as U++ packages in the future.

I really appreciate your help!

Regards,
Ken

 
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