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From: Robert Ramey (ramey_at_[hidden])
Date: 2005-07-28 11:47:38
> Do those test really need to read from/write to a file then?
Those 10 test do have to run in separate executables for reasons stated
above.
> Using a stringstream would save me the hassle of deleting hundreds of
> temporary files regularly.
This is a separate issue. This would apply to all the other tests. I
believe that the temporary file is only left if in fact the test fails -
otherwise it is deleted.
I have found that stringstream doesn't generally handle code_cvt facets and
locales as I would expect. In my limiited testing with them it seemed to
just ignore locale issues. I don't know if this is peculiar to the the
library implementation I was using or if its a universal thing. Anyway - My
confidence in using stringstream for testing was shaken and I invested
effort in deleting temporary files.
Robert Ramey
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