05-10-11 23.52, skrev L505 följande:
> programmer. We have seen the compiler can use "tests" in order to test the
> validity of the
> compiler. Are these "unit tests" or just "tests". It all seems vague to me. A
> compiler is
A unit test should test a small module of a program, like a pascal uni
Alan Mead ha scritto:
Hello,
The Editor of Toolbox Magazine has allowed me to put an article
about FPCUnit online.
[...]
I found the article and the discussion on this list very helpful.
Thanks for writing it and making it available.
These are probably stupid questions, but all the ex
> Some weeks ago I've discussed unit testing with a friend (who is working
> in a larger team), as I had a light suspiciosly view on this topic. For
> _complex_ systems with _clear_ structure and interfaces, they absolutely
> make sense and are productive. But the entry level where they are worth
>
Florian Klaempfl schrieb:
>
> Without the regression tests of our testsuite, FPC would have much less
> quality
> than it has now. Also code reviewing is something which helps a lot for
> complex
> stuff.
Some weeks ago I've discussed unit testing with a friend (who is working
in a larger team)
Michael Van Canneyt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> The Editor of Toolbox Magazine has allowed me to put an article
> about FPCUnit online.
> [...]
I found the article and the discussion on this list very helpful.
Thanks for writing it and making it available.
These are probably stupid
> I personally wouldn't recommend using FPCunit in all cases.
> The purpose of the article is to show that it is present in FPC for those who
> want to use such a technology.
>
Exactly, and I think this discussion has helped me see where I can start
experimenting it
first, and what cases it woul
> debugger (I still don't know how to use it effectively with Free Pascal
> and in Lazarus I usually keep it disabled :) A failing test usually
Same here, I may be speaking from small project experience though, rather than
huge/large
level project experience. I think I may use the debugger more o
L505 ha scritto:
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
"n
Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
>
>
> On Sun, 9 Oct 2005, Tony Pelton wrote:
>
>> i started to write a rather lengthy reply to this note, and realized i
>> was starting to rant.
>>
>> so i'm gonna shorten my reply up quite a bit.
>>
>> i'm a java web app programmer by trade. i use Pascal for fun stu
On Sun, 9 Oct 2005, L505 wrote:
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
t
On Sun, 9 Oct 2005, Tony Pelton wrote:
i started to write a rather lengthy reply to this note, and realized i
was starting to rant.
so i'm gonna shorten my reply up quite a bit.
i'm a java web app programmer by trade. i use Pascal for fun stuff.
up until a couple of years ago, i went throug
> i'm a java web app programmer by trade. i use Pascal for fun stuff.
Well I hope you try some of the Pascal web development projects too, and not
JUST java for
all the web apps... ;)
I demand at least some fun pascal web apps out of you, minimum!
--
L505
http://z505.com
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i started to write a rather lengthy reply to this note, and realized i
was starting to rant.
so i'm gonna shorten my reply up quite a bit.
i'm a java web app programmer by trade. i use Pascal for fun stuff.
up until a couple of years ago, i went through a series of companies
where i couldn't esc
Am Sonntag, den 09.10.2005, 14:09 -0700 schrieb L505:
> 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
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 framew
Am Sonntag, den 09.10.2005, 13:39 +0200 schrieb Michael Van Canneyt:
> The article covers basic usage, just as well as usage and
> installation in Lazarus. It can be considered a tutorial
> (till a proper tutorial appears)
>
> Here is the URL:
> http://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/fpcunit.pdf
>
Hello,
The Editor of Toolbox Magazine has allowed me to put an article
about FPCUnit online.
FPCUnit is (similarly to JUnit, DUnit) an Object Pascal testing
framework. It comes standard with your Free Pascal/Lazarus installation.
It was written by Dean Zobec, and Vincent Snijders made
the integr
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