Boost.Test

6.1easy start · #17 of 32
in Unit Testing Frameworks

Runs on Linux, Windows.

Boost.Test is ranked #17 of 32 in unit testing frameworks on The Geeks Club. It runs on Linux, Windows.

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Purpose: Boost.Test provides support for simple program testing, full unit testing, and program execution monitoring.
Language: Boost.Test is a C++11/14/17 unit testing library.
Assertions: Its BOOST_TEST assertion macro supports comparisons involving floating-point values, collections, and strings.
Test organization: It supports self-registering test cases, test suites, fixtures, decorators, labels, and test dependencies.
Data-driven tests: The documentation includes data-driven and template test cases.
Diagnostics: The library supports assertion context for failure diagnostics and configurable logging.
Output formats: It provides XML and JUNIT log formats for use with third-party tools, including continuous integration tools.
Usage variants: Boost.Test can be used as a shared library, static library, or header-only library.
License: Boost.Test is distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0.
Download: The Boost 1.92.0 release page offers Unix source archives and Windows source and binary downloads.
Support: The library page links to documentation, Boost Slack discussion, and GitHub issues.
Dependencies: The library page lists Boost dependencies including Algorithm, Assert, Bind, Config, Core, Exception, and Type Traits.
Audience: The library is intended for C++ developers who need simple program testing, unit testing, or program execution monitoring.

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