AMOP is a C++ software that creates automatic mock objects, simplifying the process of testing software by simulating object behavior.
As a software review, I recently tried out AMOP - the Automatic Mock Object for C++. I was impressed with its unique approach to mock object libraries. The most significant difference with AMOP is that users do not need to implement the interface of the object they want to mock.
By utilizing ABI and template techniques, AMOP can simulate a pseudo-"reflection" which isn't a standard feature in C++. This approach is especially useful because it minimizes the amount of coding work required in implementing and testing mock objects.
Additionally, I was pleased to find that the latest release of AMOP includes minor bug fixes and some useful enhancements. Overall, I'd recommend AMOP to any C++ developer looking for an efficient and streamlined mock object library. So, it can be a good option for developers who seek simplicity and ease of use.
By utilizing ABI and template techniques, AMOP can simulate a pseudo-"reflection" which isn't a standard feature in C++. This approach is especially useful because it minimizes the amount of coding work required in implementing and testing mock objects.
Additionally, I was pleased to find that the latest release of AMOP includes minor bug fixes and some useful enhancements. Overall, I'd recommend AMOP to any C++ developer looking for an efficient and streamlined mock object library. So, it can be a good option for developers who seek simplicity and ease of use.
What's New
Version 0.31.3: N/A