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# -*- Perl -*-
#
# This file shows how to use CxxTest with Cons
#
$env = new cons( CXX => ("$^O" eq 'MSWin32') ? 'cl -nologo -GX' : 'c++',
CPPPATH => '..',
CXXTESTGEN => 'perl -w ../cxxtestgen.pl' );
@tests = <*.h>;
# The error printer is the most basic runner
CxxTestErrorPrinter $env 'error_printer', @tests;
# You can also specify which runner you want to use
CxxTestRunner $env 'stdio_printer', 'StdioPrinter', @tests;
# For more control, use template files
CxxTestTemplate $env 'file_printer', 'file_printer.tpl', @tests;
# Or, you can always separate the tests from the runner
CxxTest $env 'tests.cpp', '', @tests;
Program $env 'yes_no_runner', ('yes_no_runner.cpp', 'tests.cpp');
#
# Here is the code used to build these files
# You can use this in your own Construct files
#
# cons::CxxTest $env $dst, $options, @srcs
# Generates a CxxTest source file, passing the specified options to cxxtestgen
sub cons::CxxTest($$$@) {
my ($env, $dst, $options, @srcs) = @_;
Command $env $dst, @srcs, "%CXXTESTGEN -o %> ${options} %<";
}
# cons::CxxTestTemplate $env $dst, $template, @srcs
# Generates and builds a CxxTest runner using a template file
sub cons::CxxTestTemplate($$$@) {
my ($env, $dst, $template, @srcs) = @_;
my $source = "${dst}.cpp";
CxxTest $env $source, "--template=${template}", ($template, @srcs);
Program $env $dst, $source;
}
# cons::CxxTestRunner $env $dst, $runner, @srcs
# Generates and builds a CxxTest runner using the --runner option
sub cons::CxxTestRunner($$$@) {
my ($env, $dst, $runner, @srcs) = @_;
my $source = "${dst}.cpp";
CxxTest $env $source, "--runner=${runner}", @srcs;
Program $env $dst, $source;
}
# cons::CxxTestErrorPrinter $env $dst, @srcs
# Generates and builds a CxxTest ErrorPrinter
sub cons::CxxTestErrorPrinter($$@) {
my ($env, $dst, @srcs) = @_;
CxxTestRunner $env $dst, 'ErrorPrinter', @srcs;
}
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