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
>
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