New Release of Isolator++ for C++ developers

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February 16, 2011

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At Typemock, we are always improving our unit testing tools. Several months ago, we released the first version of Isolator++, a mocking framework for C++ developers. Isolator++ has helped C++ programmers test even the most problematic bits of C or C++ code.

We have just released a new version, Isolator++ 1.1.0.3, that incorporates many fixes.
In addition to various bug fixes, the following features were added:

  • Added API for faking out parameter – RET(outParam, sizeOfObject)
  • Added GUI for the configuration form when entering your license key

If you haven’t yet tried out Isolator++, download Isolator++ 1.1.0.3 now and let us know what you think.

Learn more about Isolator++ and unit testing in C++.

<span class="lnum">   1:  </span>TEST_F(Tests, FakeOutParameterWithSize)
   2:  {
<span class="lnum">   3:  </span>                ToFake* fake = FAKE&lt;ToFake&gt;();
   4:   
<span class="lnum">   5:  </span>                <span class="kwrd">int</span> fakeBuf[] = {1,2,3};
   6:                  int size = sizeof(fakeBuf);
<span class="lnum">   7:  </span>&nbsp;
   8:                  WHEN_CALLED(fake->Foo( RET(fakeBuf, size) ));
<span class="lnum">   9:  </span>&nbsp;
  10:                  int arr[3];
<span class="lnum">  11:  </span>                fake-&gt;Foo(arr); 
  12:                  ASSERT_EQ(arr[0], 1);
<span class="lnum">  13:  </span>                ASSERT_EQ(arr[1], 2);
  14:                  ASSERT_EQ(arr[2], 3);
<span class="lnum">  15:  </span>}
  16:   
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