cmunit is a poor man's unit test engine.
Usage: cmunit [options] { project.cmp | solution.cms }
The engine compiles each function that has a unit_test specifier using given configuration (debug/release) into its own program and runs the compiled program. The number of succeeded and failed #assert statements in unit tests are counted and reported at the end of the unit testing session.
string.cm is an example of a source file containing a unit test function.
| Long option | Short option | IDE command | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| --help | -h | Print help. | |
| --verbose | -v | Be verbose. | |
| --config=CONFIG | -c=CONFIG | Configuration combo box | Build usig CONFIG configuration. CONFIG can be "debug" or "release". |
| --file=FILE | -f=FILE | File | Run Unit Tests | Run only unit tests in the given source file. |
| --test=TEST | -t=TEST | Run only given unit test function. | |
| --link-with-debug-runtime | -d | Build | Options | Link with debug runtime | Link with debug version of the runtime library cmrt2xx(d).dll. |
| --link-using-ms-link | -m | Build | Options | Use Microsoft's link.exe as the linker | Use Microsoft's link.exe as the linker. Link.exe must be found from the PATH. If not given uses LLVM's lld-link as the linker. |
This is an example of a unit testing report.