In article <20011021000950.I588@blackrider>, "Michael G Schwern"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> For libnet it happens to work out that the untestable part (the network
> connection) is incidental. The testable part (the protocol) is essential.
> That's the sweet spot. If we can seperate the net c
When looking at something that's going to prove nasty to test, you can
apply the same criteria as Holmes: Once we remove the untestable, what
remains, however difficult, must be testable.
What's the problem with testing libnet? The network connection. We
can't guarantee that the machine will ha
