[Coin-discuss] unit test

[Matthew Galati]

Never mind. I figured it out. Makefile is smart enough to just stop and
break if a non-zero return code is encountered by any shell call. So, all I
need to do is have my unit test return non-zero if an exception is caught.


 I am setting up my unit test for a new COIN project to run when 'make test'
> is run. How do folks deal with test failures? My code catches exceptions and
> throws an error to the screen - but the test just proceeds from that point.
> In fact, my first test might fail then the next few pass - and the only
> indication of the failure is if the user looks for the phrase "COIN
> Exception" in the make log. How do folks usually deal with this so that
> failed tests don't go un-noticed?
>
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