I've made a number of recent changes to CSSC, mostly around modernisation (specifically, assuming we have a modern C++ compiler) and adding unit tests to complement the existing regression tests.
Here's a short list (you can see the full list at http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/cssc.git/log/?showmsg=1): $ git shortlog -n32 James Youngman (32): Remove docs/texinfo.tex from version control; allow Automake to use its own copy Prepare for release of version 1.2.0. Move on from 1.2.0. Remove RCS keywords. Assume exception support. Assume support for the std namespace. Use the standard string class. Implement myset<T> with std::set<T>. Ignore some autoconf-provided or scratch files Instead of linking all objects explicitly, use a library. Include <errno.h> unconditionally where we need it. Move rl-merge.cc into libcssc.a Check in the Google Test framework Actually configure in and recurse into the googletest directory. Add a unit test. New unit test for myset<T>. Just use one LDADD variable for all unit tests. Define both $TESTS and $check_PROGRAMS, but don't duplicate entries. Don't list object files in libcssc.a, just link against the library Add unit test for sid.h. Add unit test for relvbr. Add unit test for release.h. Add unit test for sid_list.h Add unit test for rel_list.h Unit test release_list::merge and release_list::remove Unit test sid_list::merge and sid_list::remove Add unit test cases for ASSERT failures. Explain what the googletest directory is and how to run unit tests. Add unit tests for sccsdate.h. Add TODO list for unit tests we need to write. Mention that googletest/CONTRIBUTORS enumerates the contributors to the Google C++ Testing Framework. Remove core files for "make distclean". _______________________________________________ cssc-users mailing list cssc-users@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/cssc-users
