Changes between Version 17 and Version 18 of Projects/GSoC/TestingReview/CMock

Timestamp:

07/07/12 18:55:17 (12 years ago)

Author:

Xiaochen Pan

Comment:

/* General Comparison */

Projects/GSoC/TestingReview/CMock

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 CMock is a highly automated testing framework based on Unity, a unit testing framework. It have also provided handy tools supporting mocking functionality. 
 
-+ Support rich sets of assertions.
+ * Support rich sets of assertions.
 
-+ CMock supports setUp() and tearDown() functions runned before and after each test functions, which is exactly like in test fixtures. In this way, we say that CMock support xUnit.
+ * CMock supports setUp() and tearDown() functions runned before and after each test functions, which is exactly like in test fixtures. In this way, we say that CMock support xUnit.
 
-+ With the heavy usage of Ruby, which enables the high level of automation, comes with highly strict test-writing format and light tests writing effort compared to other testing frameworks supporting mocking functionality.
+ * With the heavy usage of Ruby, which enables the high level of automation, comes with highly strict test-writing format and light tests writing effort compared to other testing frameworks supporting mocking functionality.
 
-+ Flexible. It can still be used script-free. 
+ * Flexible. It can still be used script-free. 
 
-+ It is well suited for both RTEMS based and Host based testing, where RTEMS-based testing is hard to guarantee for a large number of  tests frameworks.
+ * It is well suited for both RTEMS based and Host based testing, where RTEMS-based testing is hard to guarantee for a large number of  tests frameworks.
 
-+ It supports several compilation options, such as CMOCK_MEM_STATIC and CMOCK_MEM_SIZE, the combination of which limits the total amount of memory the testing program could use during run time. If the tests needs more memory than specified, it quit tests. Also, there are a lot of other compilation options that facilitate testing under embedded environments. 
+ * It supports several compilation options, such as CMOCK_MEM_STATIC and CMOCK_MEM_SIZE, the combination of which limits the total amount of memory the testing program could use during run time. If the tests needs more memory than specified, it quit tests. Also, there are a lot of other compilation options that facilitate testing under embedded environments. 
 
-+ The tests results are reported with line number and function names indicated. 
+ * The tests results are reported with line number and function names indicated. 
 
-+ The scripts-rich feature have largely automated test running process, with test runner automatically generated and mock functions automatically generated.
+ * The scripts-rich feature have largely automated test running process, with test runner automatically generated and mock functions automatically generated.
 
-+ Unlike other test framework evaluated, it is upgradable to Ceedling, which is a another script driven framework based on CMock and Unity, and Ceedling is more automated than CMock.
+ * Unlike other test framework evaluated, it is upgradable to Ceedling, which is a another script driven framework based on CMock and Unity, and Ceedling is more automated than CMock.
 = RTEMS based Tests Result =