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A test modifier which states that the normal way to finish the
test is via exit()
instead of returning from
the function.
Used in: The modifier list of a test.
See TEST(name, ...)
The parameter to
EXPECT_EXIT
(num
) is the
exit code, or ANY_CODE
if any exit code is accepted.
If the test finishes through any other means, it fails.
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EXPECT_EXIT(num) cannot be used together with
either of EXPECT_EXCEPTION(type) or
EXPECT_SIGNAL_DEATH(signo) .
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Example: The test program
#include <crpcut.hpp> TEST(fail_no_exit, EXPECT_EXIT(ANY_CODE)) { } TEST(pass_any_code, EXPECT_EXIT(ANY_CODE)) { exit(3); } TEST(fail_wrong_code, EXPECT_EXIT(3)) { exit(0); } TEST(pass_correct_code, EXPECT_EXIT(3)) { exit(3); } TEST(fail_by_exception, EXPECT_EXIT(ANY_CODE)) { throw std::bad_alloc(); } int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { return crpcut::run(argc, argv); }
reports three failed tests:
FAILED: fail_no_exit phase="running" -------------------------------------------------------------- Unexpectedly survived Expected exit with any code ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- =============================================================================== FAILED: fail_wrong_code phase="post_mortem" ---------------------------------------------------------- Exited with code 0 Expected exit with code 3 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- =============================================================================== FAILED: fail_by_exception phase="running" -------------------------------------------------------------- Unexpectedly caught std::exception what()=std::bad_alloc ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- =============================================================================== Total 5 test cases selected UNTESTED : 0 PASSED : 2 FAILED : 3