I cant tell you how awesome this video is, thank you for this. I bought Test-Driven Development for Embedded C and want to start developing in that paradigm. This is an excellent resource to get started and super power your projects
It is amazing how you condensed all this information into 3 videos. I always wanted to get into Docker and Github actions and your serise was a great start. Thanks
Thanks! Hahahaha...nice :) I try to keep most of my videos under 20 min, but I simply couldn't do that with this one (as I wanted to demonstrate building the full demo C project).
great tutorial. It takes too much boiler plate code for an embedded c project. I recommend ceedling with unity and cmock which automaticly create some boiler plate code for users.
I cant tell you how awesome this video is, thank you for this. I bought Test-Driven Development for Embedded C and want to start developing in that paradigm. This is an excellent resource to get started and super power your projects
It is amazing how you condensed all this information into 3 videos. I always wanted to get into Docker and Github actions and your serise was a great start. Thanks
Great stuff and thanks. Would love to see something along the line of QEMU, FreeRTOS testing with hardware virtualisation.
Great video Shawn! I laughed when you mentioned this being a long video in the Tweet. I think all my livestreams are a least an hour long!
Thanks! Hahahaha...nice :) I try to keep most of my videos under 20 min, but I simply couldn't do that with this one (as I wanted to demonstrate building the full demo C project).
@@ShawnHymel And it was worth it.
Thank you so much for this awesome video!
Great video, looking forward to the next one. :D
you can consider ceedling tool if you only working for c projects. it is great tool for embedded unit testing
Thank you very much, great stuff
great tutorial. It takes too much boiler plate code for an embedded c project. I recommend ceedling with unity and cmock which automaticly create some boiler plate code for users.
I think I should First complete the make file creation process before jumping to unit testing procedure. Any recomendation for that?
Great Video, but one comment, you are already in WSL why move to git bash to do the commit? you can do it from WSL
Because I'm lazy and haven't set up my credentials in WSL yet :P But yes, it is something I should do.
Can I use main.c instead for the unit test? instead of main.cpp
First