Typemock Launches Unit Testing Framework for Linux
Isolator++ for Linux enables C++ developers on the Linux platforms to isolate code and perform mocking.
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Typemock has announced the launch of Isolator++ for Linux. Isolator++ for Linux enables unit testing of C++ on the Linux distributions, Ubuntu, Fedora (Red Hat), and SUSE (Novell). This release marks Typemock's ability to offer unit testing tools and mocking frameworks for multiple platforms and enable organizations that work on Windows and Linux to benefit from one solution for both platforms.
Isolator++ for Linux enables unit testing of any C/ C++ code (including complex code such as statics, globals, and non virtual method) by allowing the test to intercept and fake behaviors. The API is specifically designed to make tests more concise, more resistant to production code changes, and easier to understand for new users. It also protects the code from regression bugs.
Isolator++ for Linux enables developers to fake any part of the code, without the need to redesign for testability as opposed to other unit testing solutions that require many sections of code to be re-written in order to be testable. It replaces the need for manual validation with automatic C++ unit tests. This ensures full code integrity before the code reaches QA. The launch of Isolator++ for Linux demonstrates Typemock's ability to now offer multi-platform easy unit testing solutions for both Linux developers in addition to Windows C++ and .NET.
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