Typemock has released Isolator++ with support for 64 bit C/C++ code written for Windows platforms. Isolator++, which is the mocking framework for C/C++ also enables developers to assert method calls and parameters on dependencies including a mechanism to mock the functions and simulate returning values by reference. Of course with continued support for 32 bit and legacy code that was not originally written for testing, Isolator++ enables developers to make use of macros to change the behavior of methods under test. Check out the full details here.
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