chibitest.c is a C unit testing framework that aims to be simple to use, flexible, portable and without dependencies apart from the C standard library for its core functionality.

• small, simple, easy integration
• no global state
• tests itself
• supports TAP protocol etc. for automake
• supports setup() and teardown()
• nested test suites to support grouping
• can generate JUnit compatible XML test reports

While primary developed on a GNU/Linux system, the minimum system requirement is an AmigaOS 1.x system with 512 KB RAM (using VBCC), and it should run on any modern computer system with a standards compliant C compiler.

Copy chibi.h and chibi.c to your project source and use as part of your project. For more information, consult the project wiki.

#include "chibi.h"

CHIBI_TEST(MyTest)
{
  chibi_assert(1 == 1);
}

int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
  chibi_suite *suite = chibi_suite_new("MySuite");
  chibi_suite_add_test(suite, MyTest);
  chibi_suite_run(suite, NULL);
  chibi_suite_delete(suite);
  return 0;
}

I decided to write my own unit test framework, mostly because I wanted to have something that doesn't depend on any other libraries and is simple and small, yet flexible enough to be used in a variety of project setups.

Since a lot of my C development is also targetting AmigaOS compatible systems, I wanted to ensure that the framework will enable programmers to do test-first C development on a classic Amiga if they so wish.