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 Bypassed +++ Re: Can't stop at breakpoints in debugger [message #10468 is a reply to message #10403] |
Tue, 10 July 2007 23:21  |
$mike{is_here}
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Registered: July 2007
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Hello EBo--,
Thanks.
For the time being I bypass the problem by using a simple unit test interface I wrote. I used template<> for the first time, and hey, it's really a wow! thing after taking the first hurdles.
It works like this:
Check<String> cs;
String res; // some result from somewhere
String exp; // some expectation
cs.change(res, exp, String("some comments"));
cs.same(); // prints out Not-OK (printing the values) or OK (only comment)
Just wondering, how unit testing is done in U++. I apply the Test-Driven Design (TDD) flavor. Though, once in a while I still need the debugger (like now during my learning phase of U++).
Micha
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