Dear Visual Prolog experts,
I am currently exploring the features of Visual Prolog (the free version currently, but I am considering the commercial version too). My main interest is in the statically typed approach and the fact that the compilation phase can catch the "stupid" mistakes.
However, I have found no link (even negative ones) on how to test in an automated way an application or a DLL written in VP. Is there a "unit-testing" framework ready for use? If not, how do you do in practice to write a test battery and to play/replay it?
I thank you for any pointer you could provide.
Best regards,
Didier P.
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Unit-testing framework
Didier Pieroux
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Belgium Institute for Space Aeronomy
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Belgium Institute for Space Aeronomy
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Re: Unit-testing framework
We do not provide an automatic unit test facility.
In the commercial edition there is a (relatively simple) testSupport package that can be used for when writing tests. The package mainly has to do with "standardizing" the output from a test program.
But I am afraid that you will have to use some other means to automate things.
You could for example use Jenkins for the automation.
In the commercial edition there is a (relatively simple) testSupport package that can be used for when writing tests. The package mainly has to do with "standardizing" the output from a test program.
But I am afraid that you will have to use some other means to automate things.
You could for example use Jenkins for the automation.
Regards Thomas Linder Puls
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Re: Unit-testing framework
Thank you Thomas for your clarification.Thomas Linder Puls wrote: ↑12 Oct 2020 13:52 We do not provide an automatic unit test facility.
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You could for example use Jenkins for the automation.
I wish you a good day,
Didier P.
Didier Pieroux
Scientific software engineer
Belgium Institute for Space Aeronomy
Scientific software engineer
Belgium Institute for Space Aeronomy