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What are inspiring examples of open-source software written in C++ with great tests?
I would like to read, study and follow.
I like mysql's exhaustive test suite, where they add a test for almost every bug they fix to prevent regressions.
I have not read the source code, but PHP have a lot of tests which kan be easily run by make test after compilation.
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What is alternative to TFS-server with good integration to Visual Studio and uploading test results from Nunit to that system? I need tracking unit test result, reporting unit track result, but TFS-server is expensive. Maybe exist OpenSource software for this goals?
If you have small team, you can consider Visual Studio Team Service, which is free for 5 users.
You can check the pricing here: https://www.visualstudio.com/team-services/pricing/
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Which unit test framework is in your opinion the best? It should be possible to use with c++/cmake projects.
If possible it should have a eclipse plugin for it.
There are lots of unit test frameworks for C++. But I like Catch most. Its design is modern, and supports awesome features. It is a header-only library, so easy to use.
Check out the boost unit testing framework. Here's a link to a tutorial on how to use it. It's fairly straight fforward: tutorials
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I need to run unit tests on xsl-fo. I wanted to know if there are any frameworks I can use.
utf-x seems to be very complicated
Antenna House Regression Testing System (http://www.antennahouse.com/antenna1/antenna-house-regression-testing-system/) can run your FO and give you a pixel-by-pixel comparison between the formatted output and a reference output.
If you want to test the XSLT that produces the FO, look at XSpec (https://github.com/expath/xspec).
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Astyle is excellent code formatter for Java C# C++ eta al but it does not format PHP nor Javascrpt. Is there any free opensource code formatter for PHP and Javascript? Google is not very helpful for this case.
NB: I need a C/C++ library as that is a language I'm programming with.
Ended up going for PHP Class. I plan to run with PHP to produce desirable results
The code is found here
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Are there any open source RELAX NG C++ code generator?
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I know of none for RELAX NG. However, if you can bring yourself to generate or convert your schema files as XML Schema, then it would be worthwhile to take a look at the C++ code generators from CodeSynthesis. They are GPLv2 open source, with proprietary licenses also available.
http://www.codesynthesis.com/products/