“cfix32 foo.dll” should yield:
cfix version 1.3.0.3340 (fre)
(C) 2008-2009 – Johannes Passing – http://www.cfix-testing.org/
The specified module could not be found.

…which is caused by the unsatisfied dependency.

If, however, you specify a wildcard or a directory, like “cfix32 *.dll” or “cfix32 .”, foo.dll will silently be skipped and the output may be empty. This behavior is correct — but indeed, it would be better if an appropriate error message would be output in this case, too.

If you have further questions, please drop me a mail: passing at users dot sourceforge dot net

I have tests that statically linked with some DLL only present on Vista.

I thought if i run it on Windows XP, cfix tell me that some dll is missing. But when i run it – it just does not found any tests, and doesn’t report on any error.

The output is:

>> cfix version 1.3.0.3340 (fre)
>> (C) 2008-2009 – Johannes Passing – http://www.cfix-testing.org/
>> .

Thats all. Is it correct behaviour for cfix?