Unit testing in Delphi - how are you doing it? [closed]

Answer 1

We have two approaches, first we have Dunit tests that are run buy the developers - these make sure that the code that has just been changed still works as before. The other approach is to use CruiseControl.NET to build executables and then run the dunit tests everytime a change is made, to ensure that there are no unintended consequences of the change.

Much of our codebase has no tests, so the automatic tests are a case of continuous development in order to ensure our applications work as we think they should.

Answer 2

We do unit testing of all logic code using DUnit and use the code coverage profiler included in AQTime to check that all paths through the code are executed by the tests.

Answer 3

Usually I create a Unit test project (File->New->Other->Unit Test->Test Project). It contains the stuff I need so it's been good enough so far.

I use delphi 2007 so I don't really know if this is available in 2006.