Re: [Cedar] Cedar without Objective-C

[Adam Milligan]

Casey, I'm not sure I understand your question.  Do you want to support iOS libraries, like UIKit?  Many of those libraries depend on Objective C; the ties to the language are in iOS itself, not in Cedar.  In theory, Cedar will run on any platform that has a functioning ObjC compiler that supports ObjC 2.0 (specifically blocks).  

I wrote much of Cedar in C++, but I wasn't able to use C++ exclusively because C++ are not true closures; they can't survive outside their defining scope.

If you're looking for a testing framework for just C++, I would look into CxxTest, which I believe is a significant improvement over the old CppUnit.

On Wed, Feb 13, 2013 at 6:44 PM, Casey Basichis <caseyb...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

I am writing an iOS app in C++.  I know that Cedar supports C++.

Would it still be possible to use Cedar on other platforms where no Objective-C is available (Android, Linux, Windows etc)?

If not, what would be recommended as a unit testing framework that supports iOS without hard ties to Objective-C?

Thanks,

Casey

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