iodrivers_base::Fixture< Driver >::GTestMockContext Class Reference

#include <FixtureGTest.hpp>

Public Member Functions
	GTestMockContext (Fixture *fixture)
void	tearDown ()
	~GTestMockContext ()

Public Attributes
Fixture *	fixture

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

GTestMockContext()

template<typename Driver >

iodrivers_base::Fixture< Driver >::GTestMockContext::GTestMockContext ( Fixture *  fixture )

inline

~GTestMockContext()

template<typename Driver >

iodrivers_base::Fixture< Driver >::GTestMockContext::~GTestMockContext ( )

inline

Member Function Documentation

tearDown()

template<typename Driver >

void iodrivers_base::Fixture< Driver >::GTestMockContext::tearDown ( )

inline

GTEST FAIL assertion can only be used in void-returning functions. Constructors and Destructors are not considered void-returning functions, according to the C++ language specification, and so you may not use fatal assertions in them. Using a Fatal assertion on these method would leave the object in a partially state. I was then decided to use the tear down to finalize the tests in GTEST. In BOOST the teardown method can be normally called in the destructor method

Member Data Documentation

fixture

template<typename Driver >

Fixture* iodrivers_base::Fixture< Driver >::GTestMockContext::fixture

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• /build/rock-master-18.09-drivers-iodrivers-base-0.20170901/src/FixtureGTest.hpp