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Abstract

Every time you change the startup project within your Visual Studio solution TestExecWin will automatically check if there are any test cases to run. All found test cases are presented within the TestExecWindow and can there be selected for execution.

Features

support for BOOST and (proprietary) TTB testing frameworks
gives overview of available test suites / test cases
executes test cases by automatically providing suitable start arguments
test output is written to a special tab within Visual Studio output pane
allows debugging for selected test case
jumps to protocol file (.out file)
jumps to source code of selected test case
allows iteration over all test cases with automatic check if each test case can be run alone
supports batch functionality to execute an arbitrary sequence of test executables
optional: check for memory leaks
optional: automatic build before selected test is started
optional: endless repeated execution of test app until (sporadic) failure occurs
supports automatic shutdown of computer when last test has terminated
possibilty to dock/undock as any other VS window
layout may be adjusted to the needs of your project

Online documentation

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TestExecWin online documentation:
Here you can first read detailed documentation without need for any download or installation

TestExecWin Windows help file:
Ready to use documentation with full search functionality. Before using you should download the file and copy it to a local hard drive to avoid problems with security settings. If main content is still invisible open properties window within file explorer and allow acccess to downloaded file.

TestExecWin at Visual Studio Marketplace (Version for VS 2022, version for VS 2019, version for VS 2017, version for VS 2015):
Short description and possibility for download.

Abstract

Features

Online documentation

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