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GoogleTest is a widely used opensource C++ test framework, licensed under a BSD 3-clause license. It fits best in the realm of doing functional/whitebox testing, similar to ATF's C++ library. However, it has additional functionality such as per-testcase setup fixtures, class level setup and teardown fixtures, and a lot more functional/syntactic goodness. In addition to large corporations adopting GoogleTest as their defacto C++ test library (Facebook, Google, etc), many opensource projects have adopted GoogleTest, e.g., the Capsicum project, Chrome, etc. The goal for importing this is to enable test suites via Capsicum (in the short term), integrate GoogleTest into Kyua (in the medium term), and look at replacing This is the final version that will support a pre-C++-11 compiler, so this test framework will not be available to gcc 4.2.1, similar to ATF's C++ library. A subsequent set of commits will: 1. Tag ^/google/googletest/dist as ^/google/googletest/1.8.1 using `svn cp ^/google/googletest/dist ^/google/googletest/1.8.1`. 2. Import this code into ^/head and integrate it into the build for all applicable platforms and C++ compile toolchains. The import was done via the following command pipeline on OSX: ``` curl -L https://github.com/google/googletest/archive/release-1.8.1.tar.gz | tar --strip-components=1 -xvzf - -C dist/ ```

GoogleTest is a widely used opensource C++ test framework, licensed under a BSD 3-clause license. It fits best in the realm of doing functional/whitebox testing, similar to ATF's C++ library. However, it has additional functionality such as per-testcase setup fixtures, class level setup and teardown fixtures, and a lot more functional/syntactic goodness. In addition to large corporations adopting GoogleTest as their defacto C++ test library (Facebook, Google, etc), many opensource projects have adopted GoogleTest, e.g., the Capsicum project, Chrome, etc. The goal for importing this is to enable test suites via Capsicum, integrate GoogleTest into Kyua (in the medium term), and look at replacing atf-c++-api over the longterm. This is the final version that will support a pre-C++-11 compiler, so this test framework will not be available to gcc 4.2.1, similar to ATF's C++ library. A subsequent set of commits will: 1. Tag ^/google/googletest/dist as ^/google/googletest/1.8.1 using `svn cp ^/google/googletest/dist ^/google/googletest/1.8.1`. 2. Import this code into ^/head and integrate it into the build for all applicable platforms and C++ compile toolchains. The import was done via the following command pipeline on OSX: ``` curl -L https://github.com/google/googletest/archive/release-1.8.1.tar.gz | tar --strip-components=1 -xvzf - -C dist/ ```

GoogleTest is a widely used opensource C++ test framework, licensed under a BSD 3-clause license. It fits best in the realm of doing functional/whitebox testing, similar to ATF's C++ library. However, it has additional functionality such as per-testcase setup fixtures, class level setup and teardown fixtures, and a lot more functional/syntactic goodness. In addition to large corporations adopting GoogleTest as their defacto C++ test library (Facebook, Google, etc), many opensource projects have adopted GoogleTest, e.g., the Capsicum project, Chrome, etc. The goal for importing this is to enable test suites via Capsicum (in the short, integrate term), integrate GoogleTest into Kyua (in the medium term), and look at replacing atf-c++-api replacingover the longterm. This is the final version that will support a pre-C++-11 compiler, so this test framework will not be available to gcc 4.2.1, similar to ATF's C++ library. A subsequent set of commits will: 1. Tag ^/google/googletest/dist as ^/google/googletest/1.8.1 using `svn cp ^/google/googletest/dist ^/google/googletest/1.8.1`. 2. Import this code into ^/head and integrate it into the build for all applicable platforms and C++ compile toolchains. The import was done via the following command pipeline on OSX: ``` curl -L https://github.com/google/googletest/archive/release-1.8.1.tar.gz | tar --strip-components=1 -xvzf - -C dist/ ```