TestGen release 0.04 is now available. It is the first publicly announced release of this Python package.

TestGen is a Python package for software testing. The package currently contains targets for unit testing C/C++. Future releases will support integration testing of C/C++ systems as well as functional testing using Python targets.

- requires Python2.2 or later (it was developed on Python2.3 with some testing/verification performed with 2.2) - Python API for specification of test case setup, inputs and outputs (Python's power and flexibility can be used to generate test cases) - generates "C/C++" test code per test specifications, compiles, links, runs, and evaluates the results - provides access to C++ protected and private variables and methods - function/method stubbing (for satisfying external linkages or testing interfaces to them) - function/method remove/copy (for isolating code under test to reduce external linkage requirements) - "on the fly" code under test manipulation capability (useful for making temporary code modifications to make it testable) - convenient "C" random number function library (useful when iterating the test to get better coverage) - easy file output comparison and base lining - test expectations independently verified for successful completion. - batch facility available for running multiple test scripts (batch tests may be nested in that they may execute other batch tests) - GNU and Microsoft compilers supported (customizable for others)

The vast majority of TestGen is released under the GNU General Public License with the small remainder released under the MIT License.

Downloads are available at the following address under the "Files" link: https://sourceforge.net/projects/testgen/

Feedback and comments are very welcome. You may contact the author at dan.gass at gmail.com.