Added content on writing unit tests and mocks in C with AUM #350
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Hello. It looks good! However, I'd like it to look more Fedora-friendly, as this is aimed solely at Fedora users. E.g. https://github.com/developer-portal/content/blob/master/tech/languages/c/gtk.md
Also, this could be possibly generalized- are there any other mocking libraries (just to list them for comparison)? |
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I have written a succinct introduction to unit tests in C with AUM (https://github.com/airbus-cyber/aum).
AUM is a C unit testing library which focuses on the easy definition of mocks.
I explain the reason for doing unit tests, the structure of a test, the notion of mocks and list some best practices. All the examples are written using the AUM API.