cpptraining.GettingCppUTestRunningUsingCdt.Juno

Overview

These instructions assume you have already worked through:this and then that.

With a working Eclipse Juno + CDT and MinGW and CppUTest built, you are ready to create your first project.

Start eclipse and select a project directory. For this example, I’ll usec:\learncpp\workspaces\first_example
Close the Welcome window
In the Project Explorer (left-most column), right-click and select New::C++ Project
For the project name, enter SimpleExample
Under Project Type, expand Executable and select Empty Project

What you select next depends on your environment

#include <CppUTest/CommandLineTestRunner.h>

int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
	return CommandLineTestRunner::RunAllTests(argc, argv);
}

This does not compile, time for projet settings
Project Settings

This includes both project settings and recommended workspace settings
Right-click on the project SimpleExample and select Properties
Open up C/C++ Build then Settings
Under GCC C++ Compiler first select Includes
Under Include Paths (-I) add a new entry:c:\learncpp\cpputest\include**\
Again in C/C++ Build then ** Miscellaneous** add -std=c++0x to Other flags - note you need to add a space first.
Next, go to MinGW C++ Linker and select Libraries
Under Libraries (-l) add cpputest
Under Library searh path (-L) add c:\learncpp\cpputest\lib
Finally, save all of your changes by clicking on OK

While your should be able to compile, you should make a few more changes.

Set workspace preferences (Windows Window::Preferences)
Under General select Workspace
Enable: Refresh using native hooks or polling, Refresh on access, Save automatically before build

If having the editor complete things like “” and {} bother you:

Hit ctrl-F11 to build and run your tests:

OK (0 tests, 0 ran, 0 checks, 0 ignored, 0 filtered out, 0 ms)