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I have a test that is successful (among other things) if a certain callback is run exactly N times. Of course, I can write a bit of code to count how many times the callback is run and then execute a boost::test case against that condition. But this has arisen so often I wonder if I’ve missed some support for this in boost::test.
Many thanks for any tips.
You should be able to accomplish that with mock objects. Turtle is a mock library that integrates quite well with Boost::Test.