Arm-gtest Alternatives

arm-gtest reviews and mentions

• Makefile versus CMake build system
  3 projects | /r/embedded | 8 Mar 2023

  The learning curve is really not as steep as it may seem. Using Cmake actually makes the whole build process a lot easier and much more modular allowing you to easily swap in/out different components by including different cmake files or not. I made an example repo not so long ago that demonstrates this: link.

• TDD and CI -- How do you do it?
  1 project | /r/embedded | 9 Feb 2023

  A few days ago I posted my sample project which uses the cmake approach for this. As u\embeddedartistry mentioned two output directories are configured, one for native compilation (unit test) and one for cross-compilation (target binaries etc.). I just created a small script that builds both targets with a single command and I find it very pleasant to work with so far. All with a single command you can: build unit tests, run the unit tests, build target binaries and flash binaries onto the target. You can also only run the tests or only flash of course. Essentially it contains different cmake files for each target which are included in the main cmake file so it's easy to swap in/out different libraries or targets.

• ARM TDD development sample project
  1 project | /r/embedded | 6 Feb 2023

  https://github.com/tomasvr/arm-gtest Hey everyone, a while back I started learning about TDD and how it can be applied to embedded projects (book). I created a sample project which sets up the necessary environment and automates most of the boring stuff so that you can run unit tests natively and flash the target hardware with a single command. By default, the repository is configured for the stm32f1 (blackpill) MCU but it can be configured for other ARM-based MCU supported by libopencm3 as described in the readme. I hope it can be of use to someone!

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