The unit tests of RudeMocks can now also be built and run with the UnitTest++ unit testing framework. Grab the latest drop from the git repository from SourceForge.
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UnitTest++ Support
February 29th, 2012 · 2 Comments
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Stripped-Down Version of Boost Added
February 23rd, 2012 · No Comments
A stripped-down version of all the dependencies that RudeMocks has on various Boost libraries is now checked into the git repository in the external/Boost folder. This makes it easier to compile RudeMocks straight out of the box without having to hunt down any external dependencies. You can still build against an official Boost distribution after […]
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Subversion Repository Migrated to Git
February 20th, 2012 · No Comments
The RudeMocks Subversion repository has been fully migrated to Git (including the history). I’ve started using Git for all my other projects in favor of Subversion and so it was only a natural progression to also migrate the RudeMocks project over. The Git repository URL is git://rudemocks.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/rudemocks/rudemocks. More information on the Git repository can be […]
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Beta Coming Soon 2 – New Subversion Snapshot
March 13th, 2008 · No Comments
Well, those few weeks in my last post have turned into a few months, mostly due to me going back home for vacation over Christmas and New Year’s and now due to heavy workload at work. But do not fret, the beta is still coming and I have not stopped working on RudeMocks. There are […]
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Beta Coming Soon
November 14th, 2007 · No Comments
A first public beta of RudeMocks will be available soonish, i.e. in about a week or two. I’m still hammering out the last issues. In particular, some of the samples assert with the gcc build. Unfortunately it’s really a pain to debug with gdb, even with a nice front end as provided by the CodeBlocks […]
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GCC Support Added
October 14th, 2007 · No Comments
RudeMocks now also supports the MingW GCC compiler on Windows and x86 processors. Build files for the CodeBlocks IDE are provided. You will need a recent nightly snapshot to use them, though. The latest CodeBlocks release candidate will not do the trick. With GCC support, a Linux port should be fairly straightforward. Only the MemoryUnprotector […]
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New Snapshot in Subversion
September 14th, 2007 · No Comments
I’ve just uploaded a new snapshot of the code to Subversion. New features include proper support for multiple inheritance even with ambiguous functions multiply inherited from the same base class of a base class (sounds complicated, but that’s what it is), the Throw() function option to make mocked functions throw expected exceptions during replay, and […]
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Source Code in Subversion
September 8th, 2007 · No Comments
SourceForge fixed the Subversion migration feature and so the entire source code of RudeMocks including the history is now available in the SourceForge Subversion repository. For instructions on how to get the files from Subversion see here. You will still need a current snapshot of Boost, which you can download here, or get directly from […]
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First Code Snapshot Released
September 6th, 2007 · No Comments
A first code snapshot of RudeMocks has been made available in form of a .rar archive instead of in Subversion because SourceForge currently has problems importing Subversion repository dumps. You can get the archive here. This is only a temporary solution until SourceForge fixes repository migration at which point my local RudeMocks repository will be […]
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RudeMocks Goes Live!
August 29th, 2007 · No Comments
RudeMocks is a C++ mocking framework that allows you to easily mock classes and free functions. It supports a record & replay model to set up expectations in a natural syntax by directly calling the function that should be mocked with expected arguments. An initial snapshot of the source code will be provided shortly in […]
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