I am on page 69, "Designing A Test Program", and in this section it talks about the MVC design. I think I read once where the Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC) is desgined with MVC in mind and it sort of helps you create you program in the MVC way. Is this true?

Also, looking over the ASP.Net MVC documentation that they discuss Unit Testing, and is even in the dialog when creating an ASP.NET MVC project. I have not done Unit Testing and was wondering if this is something that C++ programmers need to be concerned about.

Thanks!

MFC is not exactly following the MVC (Model-View-Controller) pattern.
MFC uses a Document-View paradigm, which is kind of the MVC pattern but with the View and Controller merged into one.

Unit testing is a specific way of testing code that you write. In principle, you can use the unit testing method with any programming language you want. Certain tools make it easier to write unit tests for a certain language. A well known unit testing framework for C++ is called CppUnit (http://sourceforge.net/projects/cppunit/)

Thanks for answering my question. It makes perfect sense.