Macros for registering the tests with the driver. More...
#include <vcl_string.h>
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Defines | |
#define | DECLARE(testname) int testname ## _main ( int argc, char* argv[] ) |
Declare the existence of the test. | |
#define | REGISTER(testname) testlib_register_test(#testname, & testname ## _main ); |
Register the test with the driver. | |
#define | DEFINE_MAIN |
Define the main() routine for this test driver. | |
Typedefs | |
typedef int(* | TestMainFunction )(int, char *[]) |
Functions | |
void | testlib_register_test (const vcl_string &, TestMainFunction) |
Macros for registering the tests with the driver.
Definition in file testlib_register.h.
#define DECLARE | ( | testname | ) | int testname ## _main ( int argc, char* argv[] ) |
Declare the existence of the test.
If you DECLARE( x ), then you will need to define a function int x_main(int,char*[]).
Definition at line 39 of file testlib_register.h.
#define DEFINE_MAIN |
int testlib_main(int,char*[]); \ void testlib_cleanup(); \ int main( int argc, char* argv[] ) { \ register_tests(); \ int retval = testlib_main( argc, argv ); \ testlib_cleanup(); \ return retval; \ }
Define the main() routine for this test driver.
This allows the main function to be defined in the driver code itself--instead of in the testlib library--thus avoiding "awf-weirdness". This also means that functionality from the test library, such as testlib_root_dir, can be used even if it is not used to create a test driver.
Definition at line 55 of file testlib_register.h.
#define REGISTER | ( | testname | ) | testlib_register_test(#testname, & testname ## _main ); |
Register the test with the driver.
testname | should be the same as one of the tests declared with DECLARE. |
Definition at line 46 of file testlib_register.h.
typedef int(* TestMainFunction)(int, char *[]) |
Definition at line 30 of file testlib_register.h.
void testlib_register_test | ( | const vcl_string & | , |
TestMainFunction | |||
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Definition at line 191 of file testlib_main.cxx.