Re: [boost] doctest - the lightest feature rich C++ single header testing framework - if it can enter boost and if it/boost will benefit from that

Andrzej Krzemienski writes:

Let me remark, that Boost.Test also has this feature from Catch that it does not treat BOOST_TEST(a == b) as one expression, but instead decomposes the expression tree.

BOOST_TEST offers, much *much* more than anything Catch or any other alternatives I've seen offers. To be fair - it takes more than 400 lines of code.

The only advantage over Boost.Test seems to be the compile times, and that is an important feature, I agree.

Let's be real: how faster is it? On my 3 year old laptop single header test takes within a second (can't say for sure - it's too quick) to compile. Not to mention that you can easily build against the library if this would ever a concern. Gennadiy