Messy_Test

The main role of the project:

• C++/C++11/C++14/C++17/C++20's usage
• Design Pattern's usage
• Dr. Memory's usage DynamoRIO/drmemory
• Json11's usage dropbox/json11
• VLD's usage Visual Leak Detector
• miniz's usage richgel999/miniz
• tar package' parse
• regular expression's usage
• multi thread's usage
• Google Test(gtest)'s usage google/googletest
• spdlog's usage gabime/spdlog
• cJSON's usage DaveGamble/cJSON
• yaml-cpp's usage jbeder/yaml-cpp
• RapidJSON's usage Tencent/rapidjson
• libuuid's usage sourceforge
• TinyXML2's usage leethomason/tinyxml2
• C++ plugin's usage
• jemalloc's usage jemalloc/jemalloc
• ThreadPool's usage EterfreeA/ThreadPool
• test code in the technical book
  • "Efficient C++ Performance Programming Techniques"
  • "Effective C++ (third edition)"
  • "More Effective C++"
  • "Effective STL"
  • "Effective Modern C++"
  • "C++ API Design"
  • "Secure Coding in C and C++(Second Edition)"
• database's usage
  • SQL Server on windows
  • PostgreSQL(libpqxx) on windows
  • SQLite on windows

The version of each open source library see: version.txt

The project support platform:

• Windows 10 64-bit: It can be directly build with VS2022 in windows 10 64-bit.
• Linux(ubuntu 22.04, g++ 13.1.0):
  • CppBaseTest supports cmake build(file position: prj/linux_cmake_CppBaseTest/)
  • DesignPatternsTest supports cmake build(file position: prj/linux_cmake_DesignPatternsTest/)
  • gtest_Test support cmake build(file position: prj/linux_cmake_gtest_Test/)
  • Json11_Test support cmake build(file position: prj/linux_cmake_Json11_Test/)
  • miniz_Test support cmake build(file position: prj/linux_cmake_miniz_Test/)
  • spdlog_Test support cmake build(file position: prj/linux_cmake_spdlog_Test/)
  • cJSON_Test support cmake build(file position: prj/linux_cmake_cJSON_Test/)
  • Messy_Test support cmake build(test code include: yaml-cpp, RapidJSON, libuuid, TinyXML2, jemalloc, ThreadPool; file position: prj/linux_cmake_Messy_Test/)
  • Plugin_Test support cmake build(file position: prj/cmake_Plugin_Test, it supports both windows and linux)

Windows VS Screenshot:

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