Since I don't exactly know what test frameworks are, even after reading about them for the past few years, I'm going to ask some risky questions. This is not a flame thrower attempt at the test framework advocates, I'm just trying to understand what exactly they do, from a "newbie to test frameworks" perspective.
Do test frameworks -cause you to spend lots of time writing test frameworks instead of program code? -even apply to languages with compilers and strong typing? -cause you to write your programs to conform to the test framework, instead of the program framework? -have any actual statistics of success? -have popularity statistics that prove they are popular (in the Delphi community) as stated in the article? -have any real world examples of how they helped personX fix problemY in significantly less time? Hoping the answers are no, yes, no yes, yes, yes. -- L505 http://z505.com _______________________________________________ fpc-pascal maillist - fpc-pascal@lists.freepascal.org http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-pascal
