Re: OCUnit on Xcode .. I'm lost.
Re: OCUnit on Xcode .. I'm lost.
- Subject: Re: OCUnit on Xcode .. I'm lost.
- From: Marco Scheurer <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 18 Feb 2004 18:42:45 +0100
On Feb 18, 2004, at 6:18 PM, Mike Zornek wrote:
http://www.sente.ch/software/ocunit/
I played with OCUnit awhile back and was enjoying it a lot. I am
jumping
into a new Cocoa project and I though I would use it to help keep the
code
stable. Well back during its Project Builder release OCUnit was a
simple
once click package install but today for Xcode I only see a source code
release am an lost as to how to install it properly. From its
documentation
on how to install it for Xcode:
* Copy the tools from Extras/Xcode Integration/Tools in
~/Developer/Tools.
* Copy the templates from Extras/Xcode Integration/Templates in
~/Library/Application Support/Apple/Developer Tools.
* Build the SenTestingKit framework project.
I got the copying stuff down but need more direction when it comes to
building the "SenTestingKit framework project".
There's nothing special about this. Just build it and optionally
install it where you want it. For instance, we put all our built
products in a "Build" directory, and our frameworks are found "Relative
to Build Product", so there is nothing more to do (no need to install
in /Library/Frameworks for instance). Of course if you install
SenTestingKit in a special place you need to add it correctly to your
projects, but then this is more a "how to use frameworks in Xcode
projects" question than an OCUnit question.
Similarly I suppose I'll
want to build SenFoundation since it is used in many of the examples.
Yes, SenFoundation is needed for some of the examples, but not for
otest or SenTestingKit anymore. We will phase it out completely and
shortly release a new version of OCUnit more tailored to XCode and with
modernized macros.
Thanks,
Marco Scheurer
Sen:te, Lausanne, Switzerland
http://www.sente.ch
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