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cutee, C++ Unit Testing Easy Environment   home   news Free Software   mimetic cutee eeprog recover lcd Commercial Software   obsolete About me   resume contact     Intro Download Features Usage and examples Macro list Misc. info Command line options Intro cutee is the acronym of C++ Unit Testing Easy Environment and it's(guess what?) a tool to handle unit testing.Unit testing is not very fun and I think that current unit testing tools are more difficult than what they are supposed to be. I mean that I don't want to write a 20-lines C++ file and modify a few more files just to run a single line of test-function. What I wanted was a simple, very simple way to create tests that would compile and run with a single command. Nothing more, nothing less.I first tried CxxTest and it isgood and easy but it generates a single big file with all the required codeto run all tests and this didn't scale well. The main runtests.cc file run bigger and bigger and compiling time quickly went up.Also I didn't want to add a Perl interpreter to the list of my projectsrequirements just because CxxTest need Perl to parse files.So here you'll find my testing framework. It's easy to use, small and portable(it has been currently tested on Linux, FreeBSD and NetBSD with gcc 3.x.x and 2.9.x). The only requirement is a C++ compiler. I'm reasonably sure you have it. :) Download Latest release is 0.4.2You can download it here: cutee-0.4.2.tar.gz Features StraightforwardWith cutee all you have to do except writing the test class is adding the file name of your new test class to the Makefile. Just the file name,nothing more. Everything else is handled automagically.Minimize compilationsUsing cutee every test class will produce an object file so when youmodify a test file only the modified test will be recompiled not the wholetest suite.Automatically generates runnersRunners (classes that run tests) will be automatically generated.Automatically updates makefiles and file dependenciesYou'll not need to update your Makefiles, cutee will generate (andautomatically update)a file autocutee.mk that will be included into your Makefile and that will handle all required tasks to run your tests.Automatically generates main test applicationThe mail test application, also, will be generated by cuteeSupports plain Makefiles and AutotoolsEither you are using Autotools to build your project or a simple Makefile cutee will be easily integrated into your environment. Usage and examples cutee tries to handle all repetitive boring tasks needed to create and run test procedures like updating Makefiles, adding tests to thelist of tests to run, etc. I'll try to explain how to use cutee with some examples.First testFirst download and unpack cutee-x.y.z.tar.gz in a temporary directory.Now copy Makefile.template to Makefile. This should be the content of your directory. # lsMakefile Makefile.template cutee.cc t.selftest.hMakefile.am.template autocutee.mk cutee.h Now run make and then ./runtest; this'll be the result: # ./runtest.. ====================================== Tests Statistics -------------------------------------- Functions Checks Success 2 6 Failed 0 0 -------------------------------------- Total 2 6 ====================================== What you'll see is the result of cutee self test. It's not really a completetest but it's enough to see if file dependencies and compilations are handled correctly.Second test, a new test functionNow let's try to add a test that will fail.Open t.selftest.h and add the following block between the two existing functions: { TEST_ASSERT( 1 == 0 );} Now, again, run make and ./runtest; this'll be the result: # ./runtest.. [t.selftest.h:16] cutee_test_self::my_test(): 1 == 0 assertion failed. ====================================== Tests Statistics -------------------------------------- Functions Checks Success 2 6 Failed 1 1 -------------------------------------- Total 3 7 ====================================== Third test, a new test classHere we'll add a new test class to our test list.Create t.third.h (note that filename is not meaningful, you could useany name you want) and insert the following code: #define _T_THIRD_H__#include "cutee.h"struct TEST_CLASS( third_test_class ){ void TEST_FUNCTION( third_test_first_func ) { TEST_ASSERT( 1 ); TEST_ASSERT( 0 ); }};#endif Open the file called Makefile and add t.third.h to the test_files variable: test_files=t.selftest.h t.third.hall: autocutee.mk runtestcutee: cutee.cc cutee.h $(CXX) $(CXXFLAGS) -o cutee cutee.ccautocutee.mk: cutee Makefile $(test_files) ./cutee -p -o autocutee.mk $(test_files) make runtestinclude autocutee.mk Don't worry about other lines, you'll never need to modify them.Again, run make and ./runtest: # ./runtest. [t.third.h:10] third_test_class::third_test_first_func(): 0 assertion failed.. [t.selftest.h:16] cutee_test_self::my_test(): 1 == 0 assertion failed. ====================================== Tests Statistics -------------------------------------- Functions Checks Success 2 7 Failed 2 2 -------------------------------------- Total 4 9 ====================================== Quick referenceTo add a new test class create a new header file, include "cutee.h" and use the macro TEST_CLASS to define the new class: #define _T_DUMMY_H_#include "cutee.h"struct TEST_CLASS( class_name ){};#endif Note that "_T_DUMMY_H_" must be different for every file (that's C++, you should know it) so be careful while coping from an existing test file if youwant everything to work properly. Use the TEST_FUNCTION macro to add a new test function to a test class: { // test code here} Modify the test_files variable into Makefile adding the nameof the file of every new test file: test_files=new_test_file_name Macro list These are all defined macros:TEST_CLASS( class_name )Used to define a new test classTEST_FUNCTION( function_name )Used to define a new test function Simple macros: TEST_ASSERT( expr )Fails if !exprTEST_ASSERT_EQUALS( a, b )Fails if a and b are not equalsTEST_ASSERT_DIFFERS( a, b )Fails if a and b are not different  _P macros (print the tested value(s) on failure): TEST_ASSERT_P( expr )Fails if !expr. Print expr on failure.TEST_ASSERT_EQUALS_P( a, b )Fails if a and b are not equals. Print a and b on failure.TEST_ASSERT_DIFFERS_P( a, b )Fails if a and b are not different. Print a and b on failure.  _M macros (print a message on failure): TEST_ASSERT_M( expr, msg )Fails if !expr. Print msg on failure.TEST_ASSERT_EQUALS_M( a, b, msg )Fails if a and b are not equals. Print msg on failure.TEST_ASSERT_DIFFERS_M( a, b, msg )Fails if a and b are not different. Print msg on failure.  _PM macros (print a message and the tested value(s) on failure): TEST_ASSERT_PM( expr, msg )Fails if !expr. Print expr and msg on failure.TEST_ASSERT_EQUALS_PM( a, b, msg )Fails if a and b are not equals. Print a, b and msg on failure.TEST_ASSERT_DIFFERS_PM( a, b, msg )Fails if a and b are not different. Print a, b and msg on failure. Misc. info To use cutee with autotools you have to modify your Makefile.am to include the following lines: test_files= # your test files herenoinst_PROGRAMS=cuteecutee_SOURCES=cutee.cc cutee.hautocutee.mk: cutee Makefile.am $(test_files) $(CUTEE) -k -o autocutee.mk $(test_files)include autocutee.mk Note that cutee is called with the "-k" parameter instead of the"-p" we've seen before.If you don't want to inline test code into header files you can split a testclass in a .h file and .cc (or .cap, .cxx, etc.) just like every C++ class.For example: test1.h #define _T_SPLIT_H_#include "cutee.h"struct TEST_CLASS( split_test ){ void TEST_FUNCTION( one ); void TEST_FUNCTION( two );private: int i;};#endif test1.cc void split_test::one(){ TEST_ASSERT_EQUALS_M(++i, 1, "i: " << i); TEST_ASSERT_EQUALS_M(++i, 1, "i: " << i);}void split_test::two(){ TEST_ASSERT(i > 0);} You must also include the class body filename (t.split.cc) in the test_files line of the Makefile: Makefile test_files=t.split.h t.split.ccall: autocutee.mk runtestcutee: cutee.cc cutee.h $(CXX) $(CXXFLAGS) -o cutee cutee.ccautocutee.mk: cutee Makefile $(test_files) ./cutee -p -o autocutee.mk $(test_files) make runtestinclude autocutee.mk Command line options # cutee(108) cutee, C++ Unit Testing Easy Environment, Ver. 0.3.9Copyright (c) 2003 by Stefano Barbato - All rights reserved.cutee [options]... testfile(s) -m, --main generates runtest source code -o, --output=filename specify the output filename -p, --makefile generates autocutee.mk to include in your Makefile -k, --automakefile generates autocutee.mk to include in your Makefile.am  GoogleWebcodesink.orgSponsored links: All contents Copyright (c) 2003-2008 by Stefano Barbato. 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