My best guess is that the way to integrate PFSTest into an IDE is to create a solution with one project file per test binary, plus a project file that creates a library out of the files in pfstest/src. I haven't learned how to do such a thing with Visual Studio projects and solutions yet.
Another possibility might be to provide some tools for automatically generating a Visual Studio project or solution for each desired test binary. They are, after all, plain text files.
it would also be advantageous to have some way to compile and run all of the test binaries. Possibly a simple batch script or PowerShell script that invokes Visual Studio's command line arguments for automated building.
My best guess is that the way to integrate PFSTest into an IDE is to create a solution with one project file per test binary, plus a project file that creates a library out of the files in pfstest/src. I haven't learned how to do such a thing with Visual Studio projects and solutions yet.
Another possibility might be to provide some tools for automatically generating a Visual Studio project or solution for each desired test binary. They are, after all, plain text files.
it would also be advantageous to have some way to compile and run all of the test binaries. Possibly a simple batch script or PowerShell script that invokes Visual Studio's command line arguments for automated building.