Seriously, I use TDD only when I'm writing a compiler.
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Anonymous2010-07-15 21:17
Tried it, not convinced I got better results or even more complete test suites that way
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Anonymous2010-07-15 21:44
>>3
It's a method of testing that's designed to be a closely integrated part of software design process. The point is that testing will get done all the time. It's OK if you manage to achieve similar results from other methods of testing. In the end, it's one method of improving the software to be delivered.
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Anonymous2010-07-15 22:45
I test my code as I program.
Just finished a function?
Rigorous testing time!
Is there any possible input using this datatype where it will get caught up? or not produce the correct results? at what points does the function and all of its loops stop and can those conditions be achieved in any undesired foreseeable way?
t/MM_Any.t ................ ok
t/MM_BeOS.t ............... skipped: This is not BeOS
t/MM_Cygwin.t ............. skipped: This is not cygwin
t/MM_NW5.t ................ skipped: This is not NW5
t/MM_OS2.t ................ skipped: This is not OS/2
t/MM_Unix.t ............... ok
t/MM_VMS.t ................ skipped: This is not VMS
t/MM_Win32.t .............. skipped: This is not Win32