Visual Assert hits RTM, now available for free

Published January 31, 2010 Testing , Tools , Visual Assert , Visual Studio , Win32 , cfix 1 Comment
Tags: addin, c, free, plugin, release, rtm, VC, vs

Visual Assert, the unit testing Add-In for Visual Studio/Visual C++ has finally left its beta status and — better yet — is now available for free, both for commercial and non-commercial use.

Visual Assert, based on the cfix 1.6 unit testing framework, allows you to easily write, manage, run, and debug your C/C++ unit tests -– without ever leaving the Visual Studio® IDE. No fiddling with command line tools, no complex configuration, and no boilerplate code required.

Sounds good? Then go straight to the Visual Assert homepage and download the installer!

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1 Dave February 2, 2010 at 10:50 pm

I just installed Visual Assert. It looks great so far. I love the integration with Visual Studio. This will be one of my first attempts at TDD so I will keep you posted on how Visual Assert works out.

Thanks so far for the excellent product!

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Johannes mainly focusses on Win32, COM, and NT kernel mode development, along with Java and .Net. He also is the author of cfix, a C/C++ unit testing framework for Win32 and NT kernel mode, Visual Assert, a Visual Studio Unit Testing-AddIn, and NTrace, a dynamic function boundary tracing toolkit for Windows NT/x86 kernel/user mode code.

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