By removing the call to the Conclude function the code is simplified
and doesn't depend on global state updates. Tests that are ignored
after the testBody is called still output the right EOL.
This fixes#168. See that github.com issue for more discussion.
Allows the tests to build when putchar() is defined as a macro
with parenthesis around it, as in the ARM embedded gcc compiler.
There was already some space reserved as a guard, added check for writes
before the beginning of the buffer. Did not change the 'overrun' message.
Underrun buffer writes are likely to be a more rare case.
This feature removes the dependency on malloc/free for constrained
embedded systems without a heap. It uses a static heap inside
Unity Fixture. Setting UNITY_INTERNAL_HEAP_SIZE_BYTES sizes the heap.
Add tests for new option, add targets to makefile for running tests.
UNITY_FIXTURE_MALLOC for Fixture use only, remove from unity_output_Spy.c.
Revert part of commit 77af37ad, code looked like a temporary change
The behavior is back to the original, printing "....!..." in quiet mode
Added an ignored test to Fixture for visual inspection
Delete the { ;} braces and semicolon from UNITY_PRINT_EOL to give it expected
behavior: 1) requires a semicolon 2) works in one-liner if-else statements
If you need "\r\n" for EOL, define as the following to get the same behavior:
do{UNITY_OUTPUT_CHAR('\r'); UNITY_OUTPUT_CHAR('\n');}while(0)
Added parentheses around all macro parameters to resolve MISRA 2004
rule 19.10, "in the definition of a function-like macro, each instance
of a parameter shall be enclosed in parenthesis" as tested with the
IAR EW for 8051 compiler, version 9.20.2.
The only questionable change is in "unity_fixture.h" where the nested
macro DECLARE_TEST_CASE in RUN_TEST_CASE prevents surrounding params
"group" and "name" with parentheses.
However, it appears that macro DECLARE_TEST_CASE isn't used elsewhere,
so I eliminated DECLARE_TEST_CASE and put its expansion directly in
RUN_TEST_CASE. Now the following header files pass rule 19.10:
* unity.h
* unity_internals.h
* unity_fixture.h
For my own project, this change to the Unity test framework allows me
to include my unit test code to be tested against MISRA rules as well,
instead of just production code, to help enforce style and team
guidelines.
At the start of unity_free(), check mem for NULL, and return immediately
if it is, so we don't crash in this case. This mimics the behaviour of
most free() implementations. Closes#135.
Signed-off-by: Gergely Nagy <algernon@madhouse-project.org>
