Hello!

2010/1/28 Joel Fielder <joel.fiel...@switchplane.com>:
> Clark Gaebel wrote:
>> That's the same one I just posted, but had a boost dependency so was
>> "rejected" by the community.
> Not by everyone :)  Every project I've worked on in the last two years
> has a boost dependency.

Most of projects I worked with didn't have boost dependency. Some of those
who has - had problems with it and evaded boost as a plague - YMMV.

UT++ core should use only standard C++ and platform specific code.

> Was it the embedded gang that didn't want it?

Are you from boost gang ? ;) I am far from embedded.

> There was a separate
> argument as well - "it's difficult to build boost" - I don't accept
> that.  We're catering for serious developers here!

It's not that we can't it's because we don't want. I think this like
discussion vim vs eclipse or emacs users.

> And besides, it's not difficult.

Giving that most of library is header only ...

BTW, If i would have boost already in my sandbox I would rather use
Boost Test which has (AFAIR) very similar feature set as UnitTest++.

Z.

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