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Re:Ask HN: Why the Linux Kernel doesn't have unit tests? by yjftsjthsd-h on Friday November 25, 2022 @02:35PM (#33745973)
> It is good to know that your base64 encoding function is tested for all corner cases, but integration and behaviour tests for the external interface/API are more important than exercising an internal implementation detail.

Okay, but Linux has internal implementations of base64, assorted hashing algorithms, some compression, probably other algorithmic tidbits; wouldn't those be easy to test?

Edit: And downthread people are saying that Linux does do that:)

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