The reedkiln library aims to provide unit testing with minimal macros.
Output follows the Test Anything Protocol
for easier integration with other existing tools.
As a library that avoids macros, it therefore lacks any test creation domain-specific language (DSL). Depending on the use case, this may be a welcome feature or an undesirable gap.
- Minimal C macro usage
- Test Anything Protocol support
- Optional logging support
- Cross-platform
- Small code footprint
This project uses CMake for building. Developers can obtain CMake from the following URL: https://cmake.org/download/
To use CMake with this project, first create a directory to hold the build results. Then run CMake in the directory with a path to the source code. On UNIX, the commands would look like the following:
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ../reedkiln
Running CMake should create a build project, which then can be processed using other tools. Usually, the tool would be Makefile or a IDE project. For Makefiles, use the following command to build the project:
make
For IDE projects, the IDE must be installed and ready to use. Open the project within the IDE.
Since this project's source only holds two required files (reedkiln.h
and reedkiln.c) and one optional header file (log.h), developers
could also use these files independently from CMake.
This project uses the Unlicense, which makes the source effectively public domain. Go to http://unlicense.org/ to learn more about the Unlicense.
Contributions to this project should likewise be provided under a public domain dedication.