Experimental Physics and
Industrial Control System

Hi Ralph,
> I found a single-header-file tap listener that makes Google Test
> (gtest) executables spit out TAP, so that Google Test can be used
> inside the EPICS build system in the same way as our own EPICS unit
> testing stuff, without changes to Make rules, perl wrappers etc. Use
> is through its own gtest_main.cc stub that replaces the original 
> listener with the TAP listener before running tests. Both files are
> under the MIT license, so they could easily be included in Base.
> 
> Opinions?
As you know we're using Google Test/Mock for a bunch of support modules
and we love it for it's readable Hamcrest-style matchers and the clear
error messages it emits. The fact that it has to be compiled along with
the project makes it a little harder to integrate into the build system,
though. IIRC Google Test also requires a C++11 compatible compiler.

For which components do you intend to use it and how do you picture
building/using it?

-Martin

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Facility for Rare Isotope Beams
Michigan State University
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