Open Source Pascal QA Automation Software for Linux
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DUnit automates unit testing of Delphi code. The target audience for DUnit is developers who are both writing the code to be tested and the unit tests for that code, an approach advocated by Extreme Programming. Dunit is is a Delphi port of JUnit.
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Mock object library for Delphi/Kylix/Free Pascal. This library enables the easy creation and use of Mock objects for unit testing. Independant of the unit testing framework.
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A very easy-to-use, but powerful unit testing suite for Pascal (FreePascal, Turbo Pascal, et al), conforming to the "Test-Anything Protocol" (TAP) specification used by Perl. Text-based, so it should work on any platform with few to no dependencies.
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