> > I want a brain-dead, simple, 0-maintenance test kit. The only thing the > > developers should have to worry about is adding test implementations once > > it is started. > > > > Can this be achieved in Qt? > > With Qt and QtTest, sure. But your question was "in qmake". > > The answer is also yes. You need to move the common parts to a qmake project > include file (.pri) and simply include() it in each and every target, then add > to SOURCES the main executable for each program. > > If build times are an issue, you may want to refactor so the common sources > are built into a uninstalled static library, which you link into each test. > However, using static libraries often bring headaches of their own, especially > when C++ global statics with side-effects are involved.
That's fantastic news! Is there an example anywhere? I'm not (yet) concerned about build times, but yes, that's a good idea. Why are dynamic libraries not suggested? _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org https://lists.qt-project.org/listinfo/interest
