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Remote C/C++ compilation using Ccache & Distcc

Remote C/C++ compilation using Ccache & Distcc

Here at Zaleos, we are in favor of testing everything in our development process. In one of our larger projects, we are using C/C++, and we have been adding more tools to our CI pipeline to test more and more aspects of the code. We have unit tests, memory

Ceedling enhancements: aborting test run if uncovered files are detected

Ceedling enhancements: aborting test run if uncovered files are detected

Recently we've adopted Ceedling as our test automation framework for C. Ever since, we've been working on tailoring it for our needs. Below you will find details of the latest feature that we've added to it (pending PR merge). The problem One thing we noticed when using Ceedling was that

Unit-testing C code with Ceedling and CMock

Unit-testing C code with Ceedling and CMock

At Zaleos, one of our projects consists of an ESRP, which has been implemented as a module for the Kamailio SIP Router (https://www.kamailio.org/). All of our code for this project is written in C, and comes in at around 27k lines of code. > ESRP - Emergency Service