Re: Testing library for C code

["Przemysław Wojnowski" <esperanto@cumego.com>]

W dniu 08.10.2015 o 16:44, Eli Zaretskii pisze:
> So yes, C++ would be acceptable, IMO, as would any other tool that is
> wide spread enough, if they are a good tool for the job.  The only
> requirements I'd think we should insist on is (a) if a C++ compiler is
> not available, the tests should be skipped without producing errors,
> and (b) the tools should be free and portable.
Ok.

> [...] So I
> would suggest to show a few examples of tests for Emacs code using
> whatever method you'd like to use, so we could see whether these
> libraries indeed get us some significant advantages that justify their
> use.
That is my plan. I just didn't want to spend time on libs that are
automatically excluded, because of language.

>  Making a scratch/something branch would be a good start.
I don't have commit access, but can fork it on GH 
(https://github.com/emacs-mirror/emacs) and will send a link.

> (Btw, cppunit hints that you are looking for unit-testing frameworks,
> which I'm not sure is what we want.)
I haven't used it yet, but not sure what can be against it.

Anyway, I'll write a few tests with different libraries and send a link.