#include "stic.h"
void test_strings_equal()
{
char *s = "hello";
assert_string_equal("hello", s);
}
void test_arrays_equal()
{
unsigned char expected_bytes[] = { 1, 2, 3};
unsigned char buffer[5];
int i;
// put 5 bytes in
for(i=0; i<5; i++) buffer[i]=i+1;
// only check the first 3
assert_n_array_equal(expected_bytes, buffer, 3);
}
void test_bits()
{
assert_bit_set(0, 0x01);
assert_bit_set(2, 0x04);
assert_bit_not_set(3, 0x02);
}
void test_strings()
{
char *s = "hello";
assert_string_equal("hello", s);
assert_string_contains("blah", "why say blah?");
assert_string_doesnt_contain("blah", "why say hello?");
assert_string_ends_with("h?", "why say blah?");
assert_string_starts_with("why", "why say blah?");
}
void test_fixture_one( void )
{
test_fixture_start(); // starts a fixture
run_test(test_strings); // run tests
run_test(test_arrays_equal);
run_test(test_bits);
test_fixture_end(); // ends a fixture
}
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