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In our team we relay on Unity for our unit tests. We do embedded C and try to practice TDD as much as possible. The author claims it depends on Ruby and such to work. I wanted to point out this is not the case, and that actually we are using it 'clean' with no trouble.

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Unity alone doesn't, but ceedling and CMock do. I was referring to them as a group, because I usually see them used together, but you're right.

(I work with most of the maintainers of those tools, and have some minor commits myself.)

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