Converting SVN to Mercurial, while keeping all the commit history, might sound like a hard thing to do, but in…
Read moreTypemock Isolator 6.0.6 is out!
A new Isolator version is out! This version is a maintenance release which includes support for Visual Studio 2010 profilers,…
Read moreHow-To: Running Custom Code With DoMemberFunctionInstead Clauses Using Isolator++
Isolator++ APIs make it easy to return custom values or objects. It’s really easy to return values or control behavior…
Read moreVideo & slides – Easier Unit Testing with Isolator++
Here’s the video of the live stream conference where we introduced Isolator++ for the first time. Slides are just below….
Read moreHow-To: Setting Behavior for Future Objects with Isolator++
One of the biggest hurdles in writing tests for legacy code are future dependencies. They are called “future” objects, because…
Read moreTest Lint Rules Summary
We’ve released Test Lint about 6 months ago. During that time, we’ve added rules to help developers write their tests…
Read moreJoin us for a free webinar on Easy Unit Testing in C++ with Roy Osherove
On Thursday, October 21st, 2010, Typemock’s CTO Roy Osherove will host a webinar on Unit Testing in C++. The webinar…
Read moreHow-To: Faking Private Methods with Isolator++
In many cases, the dependency we’re trying to get around is not in another class, but in the one we’re…
Read moreHow-To: Asserting A Method Was Called With Isolator++
Many times, when we come to determine a test pass/fail criterion, we use some sort of ASSERT statement. ASSERT usually…
Read moreHow-To: Change Behavior of Instance Methods with Isolator++
The basis of the Isolator++ is the ability to change behavior of any method. Let’s look at an example for…
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