Test helper definitions, not part of the library

Macros
#define	TEST_ASSERT(_x)

Functions
void	TEST_i_ASSERT_FAIL (const char *expression, const char *file, int line)
void	dump (const void *buffer_void, unsigned int size)

Detailed Description

Macro Definition Documentation

TEST_ASSERT

#define TEST_ASSERT

(

_x

)

Value:

if (_x) {} else TEST_i_ASSERT_FAIL( #_x, __FILE__, __LINE__ )

check assertion

Parameters

[in]

_x

Condition that is to be tested.

Remarks

• If the condition is not true, a specific message is generated and the execution aborts (in TEST_i_ASSERT_FAIL().
• This macro is a replacement for the C assert() macro. The advantage w.r.t. assert() is that the output is defined by us, and so, we can test for the output in the test framework.

Function Documentation

dump()

void dump	(	const void *	buffer_void,
		unsigned int	size )

dump a buffer to stdout

Parameters

[in]	buffer_void	Pointer to the buffer that wants to be dumped
[in]	size	The number of bytes that are being dumped from the buffer.

TEST_i_ASSERT_FAIL()

void TEST_i_ASSERT_FAIL	(	const char *	expression,
		const char *	file,
		int	line )

output and exit after an assertion failed

Parameters

[in]	expression	(string) the condition that was tested and did not hold
[in]	file	The name of the file the had the test in it
[in]	line	The line number in the file where the test was placed

Remarks

• This function does not return
• Be careful when changing the output: The last line is tested by the test framework. Do not change it if you do not want to change the test framework itself.