Opinion on property based testing frameworks in C++

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  • autocheck

    Header-only C++17 library for property-based testing.

  • I wrote one, though I can't promise it builds right now. I'm on a slow route to resurrect it with a much better project structure.

  • rapidcheck

    QuickCheck clone for C++ with the goal of being simple to use with as little boilerplate as possible.

  • Stateful programs properties can either be captured by using generated input to set up the initial state, or for that matter you can also start from a known state. Or you can use the stateful testing framework which is also part of RapidCheck to do more advanced things: https://github.com/emil-e/rapidcheck/blob/master/doc/state.md

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