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<LI>The <A href="execution_monitor/index.html">Execution Monitor</A> - a basic exception and error detection and reporting
facility for use in both production and test programs. The Execution Monitor calls a user-supplied function and reports
all caught runtime exceptions. It is used internally by other Boost Test Library components. It also could be used in
some production environment to make controlled calls of functions which might otherwise crash the program.</LI>
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<LI>The <A href="prg_exec_monitor/index.html">Program Execution Monitor</A> - a simple helper facility to be used to monitor
a program execution. The Program Execution Monitor provides the function main() and uses the Execution Monitor to control
a program execution. It should be used in production environment to produce uniform error reports. To control programs
working in test environment, use the Unit Test Framework instead.</LI>
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<LI>The <A href="test_tools/index.html">Test Tools</A> - a toolbox for various testing needs. Test Tools are used by test
programs working under control of the Unit Test Framework. </LI>
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<LI>The <A href="utf/index.html">Unit Test Framework</A> - a framework that simplifies writing and organizing
test cases. The framework supports test cases written as simple free functions or member functions and organizes them
into a tree of test suites. The framework allows to use the Test Tools to implement a test cases and provides a facility
to manage a log report level and a result report level.</LI>
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<LI>The <A href="minimal_testing/index.html">Minimal Testing Facility</A> -
simple facility designed to provide the functionality presented by the
original version of Boost.Test. It causes the test program to run in a
monitored environment. In addition it defines several simple test tools
that behave similarly to ones defined in the Unit Test Framework test
tools. Minimal testing facility does not require linking with external
components, so could be a component of choice for simple and quick testing
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