The powers that be have been discussing the possibility of going to a unit test model for QA. As I understand the concept, portions of code are broken down into smaller manageable chunks against which a dedicated unit test for each may be run. This seems like a good idea in an object oriented world where methods of object can be easily invoked. This would seem less practical in with a procedural language like BASIC.
It feels like we would end up breaking out thousands of lines of code into external subroutines which could then be run through a dedicated unit test. This would introduce significant overhead with all the CALLs to hundreds (thousands) of external subroutines. Then there are complications such as variables in named common, etc. Is anyone out there in MV land employing serious unit testing? If so, care to share your experiences, concerns, success stories? Thanks. Perry Taylor Zirmed, Inc.
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