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de facto standard C unit testing framework?

Hi,

Is there a de facto standard C unit testing framework that is
generally liked?

Thank you,
Peter
Mar 21 '08 #1
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Peter Michaux wrote:
Hi,

Is there a de facto standard C unit testing framework that is
generally liked?
I don't think there is.

You could look at CUnit (http://cunit.sourceforge.net). I have used a
number of the XUnit style frameworks (C++, JavaScript, Java and PHP) and
I have no hesitation in recommending any of those. I currently use
CppUnit for C, simply because I also use it for C++.

--
Ian Collins.
Mar 21 '08 #2

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