TUT is a small and portable unit test framework for C++. It’s so small that it fits into one header file. It’s so portable that it could be used on almost any C++ platform, including Windows, MacOS, Unices and embedded devices. --- attached there are the ebuilds (last stable release and live) for the TUT Framework.
Created attachment 196909 [details] dev-util/tut-2008.11.30.ebuild
Created attachment 196911 [details] dev-util/tut-9999.ebuild
Created attachment 197105 [details] dev-util/tut-2008.11.30.ebuild this release fix an issue[1][2] with secondlife viewer like games-simulation/secondlife and games-simulation/snowglobe, where unit tests trows some errors/warnings during compilation. [1] http://jira.secondlife.com/browse/VWR-12873 [2] http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Patch_TUT
This ebuild requires the secondlife patch, which makes this tut install non-standard. This is OK for use in secondlife, but probably not a good idea in general. We may not want to require tut in the snowglobe build (and therefore turn off testing for that build). Thoughts?