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CppUnit is a unit testing framework for C++ that was originally ported from JUnit. The document discusses using CppUnit framework classes like TestCase, TestRunner, and TestFixture for unit testing. It also covers integrating CppUnit into the build process and using helper macros to minimize coding errors when creating tests.
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