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问题 When I use Google Test and Google Mock, with diagnostic level set to "info", I get messages like this: Uninteresting mock function call - taking default action specified at: src/pkgtest/test_Foo.cpp:216: Function call: GetBar() Returns: 4-byte object <00-00 00-00> Stack trace: Uninteresting mock function call - taking default action specified at: src/pkgtest/test_Foo.cpp:126: Function call: GetBaz() Returns: {} Stack trace: unknown file: Failure C++ exception with description "Uninteresting

问题 Cppcheck scans all files in a project folder: c:\projectfolder\main.c c:\projectfolder\file.c c:\projectfolder\file.h c:\projectfolder\file_test.cc c:\projectfolder\file_test.cc contains the following code #include "c:/gtest/gtest.h" extern "C" { #include "TMyStruct.h" } TEST(Stack, Overflow) { TMyStruct unterTest; EXPECT_EQ(1, TMyStruct_Init(&unterTest)); EXPECT_GE(unterTest.variable, 9000); } File file_test.cc includes the gtest.h file C:\gtest\gtest.h All files in C:\gtest\ should not be

问题 I installed the Microsoft.googletest.v140.windesktop.msvcstl.static.rt-dyn package into my VS 2017 application solution. This was accomplished by adding a new GoogleTest project to my solution via "Add New Project/Other Languages/C++/Test/Google Test". The testing works well, but now I am ready to try some mocking with gmock. So, I installed googlemock.v140.windesktop.static.rt-dyn via NuGet, but I have no idea of how to get it integrated into my test project. My packages.config looks like

问题 I'm using gmock to mock my dependencies in legacy code. One of the class have a method with 11 parameters. When I tried to use MOCK_METHOD11_WITH_CALLTYPE to mock it, I found this macro doesn't exist. gmock only supoort up to 10 parameters. What do you suggest for this? Do I implement this method with dummy body? Or copy & extend the macro? Thanks! PS, I don't need to mock this method in my tests right now, but probably need to do so in the future. Best regards, 回答1: Methods with more than 10

问题 I am trying to integrate Google Test into the subproject of bigger project and I cannot find the solution that would be satisfying for me. I have two constraints: - the source code of Google Test is already somewhere in the project structure (thus using URL to download it from git repository is not an option) - the source code of Google Test is not a subdirectory of my subproject (and never will) So when I tried to do something like this: add_subdirectory( ${GOOGLETEST_PROJECT_LOCATION}) I

问题 I'm able to compile googlemock v1.6.x in VS2010 and produce both release and debug libraries. In other words, the issue I have is NOT this GoogleMock and GoogleTest in Visual Studio 2010 Now I'm following the example here http://code.google.com/p/googlemock/wiki/ForDummies, and I'm having these errors. I did link the generated *.lib files and added the correct library directory in VS2010. So what else do I need to link? 1>msvcprtd.lib(MSVCP100D.dll) : error LNK2005: "public: __thiscall std::

问题 I'm trying out gtest for C++ (Google's unit testing framework), and I've created a ::testing::Environment subclass to initialize and keep track of some things that I need for most of my tests (and don't want to setup more than once). My question is: How do I actually access the contents of the Environment object? I guess I could theoretically save the Environment in a global variable in my test project, but is there a better way? I'm trying to make tests for some already existing (very

问题 I want to add a testcase for functionality not yet implemented and mark this test case as " it's ok that I fail ". Is there a way to do this? EDIT: I want the test to be executed and the framework should verify it is failing as long as the testcase is in the "expected fail" state. EDIT2: It seems that the feature I am interested in does not exist in google-test, but it does exist in the Boost Unit Test Framework, and in LIT. 回答1: You can prefix the test name with DISABLED_. 回答2: I'm not aware

问题 I'm a beginner in C++ and am coding a Snake for uni, and have to run unit tests. FYI, I code on Xcode 7.1.1. I manage to make sample tests run on my machine, but have a problem when it comes to creating a fixture for my snake. Here is the code I have : #include "gtest/gtest.h" #include "calc.h" #include "Serpent.h" #include "Map.h" #include "Main.h" using namespace std; using namespace sf; class Serpent_test_fixture: public ::testing::Test {public: Serpent* serpent_test; Map* map_test;

问题 In all the documentation about gmock I always find the mock object to be instantiated inside a test, like that: TEST(Bim, Bam) { MyMockClass myMockObj; EXPECT_CALL(MyMockObj, foo(_)); ... } So, the object is created and destroyed per test. I believe it's also perfectly fine to create and destroy the object per test fixture . But I'm wondering if it's also ok to have a file-global instance of the mock object, like that: MyMockClass myMockObj; TEST(Bim, Bam) { EXPECT_CALL(MyMockObj, foo(_)) ...