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--- Quote from: oBFusCATed on July 24, 2010, 11:21:59 pm ---Run the test executable as a post build and make it print its output to stdout or stderr

--- End quote ---

Yeah, but which project's post build?

killerbot:
the unit test project build step, cause that on is producing an executable [$exe_output]

chocbudda:
OK:

I have followed the instructions laid out above and it all makes sense,

right up until I try to write a test.

i get the auto complete so im guessing ive linked things correctly ...however when i try to compile i get errors.

I am very new to C++ and i am sure i am missing something in how to reference the project I am trying to test...here's my code & the error message
(any googling has simply referred me to the link /search directories which i have already set, so perhaps it is simply a syntax problem on my end

any help appreciated (I've a feeling this is going to be one of those REALLY obvious problems once its pointed out to you situations.


\firsttests.cpp||In member function 'virtual void TestOneForTheRoad::RunImpl() const':|
obj\Debug\firsttests.o:\firsttests.cpp|8|undefined reference to `MyTic::getLimit() const'|

the code is:

--- Code: ---
#include "firsttests.h"
#include "myTic.h"
#include "UnitTest++.h"

    TEST( OneForTheRoad)
    {
        MyTic theTick;
        float theLimit = theTick.getLimit();

    }
--- End code ---

I've also tried

--- Code: ---        MyTic theTick = MyTic::MyTic();
        const float theLimit = theTick.getLimit();
--- End code ---

chocbudda:
 :?

Ok...ummm I should edit up there, but I'm gonna be brave and admit...
firstly it was an assignment
secondly they gave us startup code ...with functions I never used...
(think i just gave the punchline away)

thirdly:
Well

I never really ummmm needed to write the... ummm well you probably get it

"undefined reference"..... makes PERFECT sense....NOW
 :oops:

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