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<blockquote data-quote="sumone" data-source="post: 2286715" data-attributes="member: 551481">I actually like VS. When you&#039;ve got a huge project where there&#039;s a lot of interdependence going on, notepad ain&#039;t gonna cut it. A good IDE can cut your time on a project down considerably.As for the original question, you&#039;re saying there&#039;s four functions and you want to test each function individually? Do these functions depend on the output of previous functions? If not, just design your main() to call each function explicitly[CODE]int main(int argc, const char* argv[]) {&nbsp; //to test function1 only:&nbsp; [b]function1()[/b];&nbsp; //function2();&nbsp; //function3();&nbsp; //function4();}int main(int, const char* argv[]) {&nbsp; //to test function2 only:&nbsp; //function1();&nbsp; [b]function2()[/b];&nbsp; //function3();&nbsp; //function4();&nbsp; return 0;}...[/CODE]and so on. What difficulty are you having?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sumone, post: 2286715, member: 551481"] I actually like VS. When you've got a [I]huge[/I] project where there's a lot of interdependence going on, notepad ain't gonna cut it. A good IDE can cut your time on a project down considerably. As for the original question, you're saying there's four functions and you want to test each function individually? Do these functions depend on the output of previous functions? If not, just design your main() to call each function explicitly [CODE] int main(int argc, const char* argv[]) { //to test function1 only: [b]function1()[/b]; //function2(); //function3(); //function4(); } int main(int, const char* argv[]) { //to test function2 only: //function1(); [b]function2()[/b]; //function3(); //function4(); return 0; } ... [/CODE] and so on. What difficulty are you having? [/QUOTE]

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