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Couldn't you have tried to break that 100,000 line program up into ten 10,000 line programs? You might have found the additional benefit that each of the ten p
by abstractbill 18y ago
Couldn't you have tried to break that 100,000 line program up into ten 10,000 line programs? You might have found the additional benefit that each of the ten programs could be useful on its own. That's how I would usually attack this kind of problem, rather than throwing unit tests at it.
- mrtron 18y agoI think it would be preferable to do both. Have a few really solid and well contained modules that are well tested. Testing is only a piece.