test.h File Reference

Defines the test macros. More...

#include <stddef.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include "definitions.h"

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Macros
#define	scrFail(...)
	Fails the current test with a message.
#define	scrAssert(expr)
	Asserts that an expression is true and fails the test if it isn't.
#define	scrAssertEq(expr1, expr2)
	Asserts that two integers are equal.
#define	scrAssertNe(expr1, expr2)
	Asserts that two integers are not equal.
#define	scrAssertLt(expr1, expr2)
	Asserts that one integer is less than another.
#define	scrAssertLe(expr1, expr2)
	Asserts that one integer is less than or equal to another.
#define	scrAssertGt(expr1, expr2)
	Asserts that one integer is greater than another.
#define	scrAssertGe(expr1, expr2)
	Asserts that one integer is greater than or equal to another.
#define	scrAssertUnsignedEq(expr1, expr2)
	Asserts that two unsigned integers are equal.
#define	scrAssertUnsignedNe(expr1, expr2)
	Asserts that two unsigned integers are not equal.
#define	scrAssertUnsignedLt(expr1, expr2)
	Asserts that one unsigned integer is less than another.
#define	scrAssertUnsignedLe(expr1, expr2)
	Asserts that one unsigned integer is less than or equal to another.
#define	scrAssertUnsignedGt(expr1, expr2)
	Asserts that one unsigned integer is greater than another.
#define	scrAssertUnsignedGe(expr1, expr2)
	Asserts that one unsigned integer is greater than or equal to another.
#define	scrAssertFloatEq(expr1, expr2)
	Asserts that two floating-point values are equal.
#define	scrAssertFloatNe(expr1, expr2)
	Asserts that two floating-point values are not equal.
#define	scrAssertFloatLt(expr1, expr2)
	Asserts that one floating-point value is less than another.
#define	scrAssertFloatLe(expr1, expr2)
	Asserts that one floating-point value is less than or equal to another.
#define	scrAssertFloatGt(expr1, expr2)
	Asserts that one floating-point value is greater than another.
#define	scrAssertFloatGe(expr1, expr2)
	Asserts that one floating-point value is greater than or equal to another.
#define	scrAssertPtrEq(expr1, expr2)
	Asserts that two pointers are equal.
#define	scrAssertPtrNe(expr1, expr2)
	Asserts that two pointers are not equal.
#define	scrAssertStrEq(expr1, expr2)
	Asserts that two strings are equal.
#define	scrAssertStrNe(expr1, expr2)
	Asserts that two strings are not equal.
#define	scrAssertStrBeginsWith(expr1, expr2)
	Asserts that one string starts with another.
#define	scrAssertStrNBeginsWith(expr1, expr2)
	Asserts that one string doesn't start with another.
#define	scrAssertStrContains(expr1, expr2)
	Asserts that one string contains another. More...
#define	scrAssertStrNContains(expr1, expr2)
	Asserts that one string doesn't contain another.
#define	scrAssertCharEq(expr1, expr2)
	Asserts that two characters are equal.
#define	scrAssertCharNe(expr1, expr2)
	Asserts that two characters are not equal.
#define	scrAssertMemEq(expr1, expr2, size)
	Asserts that two memory regions are equal.

Functions
void *	scrGroupCtx (void) SCR_EXPORT __attribute__((pure))
	Gets the group context. More...
void *	scrPatchedFunction (const char *func_name) SCR_EXPORT SCR_NONNULL(1)
	Gets the real pointer to a monkeypatched function. More...
void	scrTestSkip (void) SCR_EXPORT SCR_NORETURN
	Skips the current test.
void	_scrLog (SCR_CONTEXT_DECL, const char *format,...) SCR_EXPORT
	Logs a message.

Detailed Description

Defines the test macros.

Macro Definition Documentation

scrAssertStrContains

#define scrAssertStrContains	(		expr1,
			expr2
	)

Asserts that one string contains another.

Returns

If successful, the offset in the first string where the second string begins.

Function Documentation

scrGroupCtx()

void* scrGroupCtx

(

void

)

Gets the group context.

Returns

The group context.

scrPatchedFunction()

void* scrPatchedFunction

(

const char *

func_name

)

Gets the real pointer to a monkeypatched function.

Parameters

func_name

The name of the function that was monkeypatched.

Returns

The real pointer to the function or NULL if the function wasn't patched.