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Delete CARFAC code from this repository. It has been moved to https://github.com/google/carfac Please email me with your github username to get access. I've also created a new mailing list to discuss CARFAC development: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/carfac-dev
author ronw@google.com
date Thu, 18 Jul 2013 20:56:51 +0000
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tomwalters@295 1 #summary Notes on testing AIM-C
tomwalters@295 2 #labels Phase-Design
tomwalters@295 3
tomwalters@295 4 = Unit Tests =
tomwalters@295 5 The goal is for every component of AIM-C to have a corresponding unit test.
tomwalters@295 6 C++ unit testing is done using google test, the testing user interface.
tomwalters@295 7
tomwalters@295 8 Unit tests can also be written in python. Currently these are done on an ad-hoc basis, but they will be replaced eventually with a proper testing framework (hopefully).
tomwalters@295 9
tomwalters@295 10 = Valgrind =
tomwalters@295 11 Valgrind is an excellent tool for detecting memory leaks. When developing modules, it is highly advisable to run valgrind on the aimc executable while it runs a sound file through a complete set of modules.