Modern C++ Programming Cookbook

How it works...

Test cases are self-registered and do not require any additional work from the developer to set the test program, other than defining the test cases and test functions. Tests functions are defined as sections of test cases (using the SECTION macro), and they can be nested. There is no limit to the depth of section nesting. Test cases and test functions, which further will be referred to as sections, form a tree structure, with the test cases on the root nodes and the most inner sections as leafs. When the test program runs, it is the leaf sections that are executed. Each leaf section is executed in isolation of the other leaf section. However, the execution path starts at the root test case and continues downward toward the ...