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cfix 1.4 released

Published June 23, 2009 Debugging , Testing , Tools , Win32 , cfix 1 Comment

Today, a new version of cfix, the open source unit testing framework for user and kernel mode C and C++, has been released. cfix 1.4, in addition to the existing feature of allowing test runs to be restricted to specific fixtures, now also allows single testcases to be run in isolation, which can be a great aid in debugging. Besides several minor fixes, the cfix API has been slightly enhanced and cfix now degrades more gracefully in case of dbghelp-issues.

Updated cfix binaries and source code are now available for download

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Johannes is pretty much fed up with Unix and mostly cares about Win32, COM, and NT kernel mode development, along with some .Net and Java. He also is the author of cfix, a C/C++ unit testing framework for Win32 and NT kernel mode, Visual Assert, a Visual Studio Unit Testing-AddIn, and NTrace, a dynamic function boundary tracing toolkit for Windows NT/x86 kernel/user mode code.

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