i've spent some time with acid and i think the answer is no. i wasn't referring to your reply to my acid suggestion on gsoc -- but my question is related to what you asked about unit testing. if there is a way to call arbitrary functions in a program under acid's control, then it should be easy to generate acid scripts to do unit tests.
-Skip >> is there a way to do in acid the equivalent to gdb 'call'? > > I have not spent any time with acid so I cannot say definitively, but if > you are referring to the trick I did to develop an embedded regression test > suite was to set break points and then test specific variables or continue > to other break points which revealed the proper behavior as a pass or fail. > I was able to put all this into a series of .gdbinit's. Looking at the > acid documentation it appears that there is an equivalent functionality. > So as long as there is a way to read a configuration file when acid starts, > then yes. If not, then it should be relatively easy to add. > > I hope this answered your question, assuming I was the one you were asking > the question of. > > EBo --
