mock:
1. for system.
TEST(CCareaTest, CCareaTest_system_failed)
{
int rc= 0;
char execute_file[80];
mock().expectOneCall("system").andReturnValue(-1);
memset(execute_file, '\0', 80);
rc= execute_sys(execute_file);---in there, invoke system which is using mock defination for the interface in .cpp.
CHECK(rc == -1);
}
As system is in stdlib.h, only have the statement for this interface.
2. for conf_create_r.
TEST(Logcreate, Logcreatet_init_success)
{
mock().expectOneCall("conf_create_r").andReturnValue(0);
log_create_init();
mock().checkExpectations();
}
in log_create_init, it invokes conf_create_r,
conf_create_r is defined mock acutal call procedure in xx.cpp. and it doesn't have statement for this.
tst/ut/mock/util.cpp:
int conf_create_r(char *name)
{
MockFunctionCall &thisCall = mock().actualCall("conf_create_r");
if (thisCall.hasReturnValue())
{
return thisCall.returnValue().getIntValue();
}
return 0;
}
So might it is a library funciton. through link to the production code.
Thus, this is example for library mocking.
extra example:
#include "CppUTestExt/MockSupport_c.h" mock_c()->expectOneCall("foo")->withIntParamaters("integer", 10)->andReturnDoubleValue(1.11); mock_c()->actualCall("foo")->withIntParamaters("integer", 10)->returnValue().value.doubleValue;