Currently at my job, we have a large suite of unit tests for our C++ application. However we don't use a unit test framework. They simply utilize a C macro that basically wraps an assert and a cout. Something like: VERIFY(cond) if (!(cond)) {std::cout << "unit test failed at " << __FILE__ << "," << __LINE__; asserst(false)} Then we simply create functions for each of our tests like void CheckBehaviorYWhenXHappens() { // a bunch of code to run the test // VERIFY(blah != blah2); // more VERIFY'...
