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1:04pm Tue 21st May, Arran S.

Hi all,

I've enable a "testbed" area in Moodle as well. It's no substitute for running your own tests (with sanitizers enabled, and at varying optimization levels), and if you rely on it solely, you may well miss errors in your code. But it's there for anyone who's short of ideas on how to write tests.

Cheers

Aran

The University of Western Australia

Computer Science and Software Engineering

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