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Introduction
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This project includes simple samples illustrating basic use of
Boost.Test:

http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_38_0/libs/test/doc/html/index.html

The samples accompany the tutorial on alittlemadness.com:

http://www.alittlemadness.com/2009/03/31/c-unit-testing-with-boosttest/

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Prerequisites
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The samples assume a Un*x-like environment, and also require:

- a GNU-compatible make (for building)
- Boost 1.38.0 (possibly later versions, but they are not tested),
  installed in the system include and library paths.

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Building and Running
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To build the samples, run make:

$ make

This creates five binaries, one for each test sample file.  To
actually run the tests, use the `test' target:

$ make test

This will execute all of the binaries with arguments to make them
produce XML output, captured into report-*.xml files.

When you're done, your can remove all built files by cleaning:

$ make clean

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Samples
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hello.cpp:
A "Hello, World"-style example: the simplest test case.

assertions.cpp:
Illustrates a higher-level assertion, of which there are several.

suites.cpp:
Illustrates the simplest way to group test cases into larger suites.

fixtures.cpp:
Illustrates how to apply common setup and teardown code to multiple
cases by using a fixture.

main.cpp:
An all-in-one sample that shows various Boost.Test features.