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#ifndef PSM2_MOCK_TESTING_H
#define PSM2_MOCK_TESTING_H
/* PSM2_MOCK_TESTING being defined flips a couple of switches so that a
* testable version of libpsm2.so is built. It'll make properly annotated
* static functions be non-static, visible to the outside. Also, all mockable
* functions will be replaced with function pointers which will originally
* point to the actual implementation. However, those function pointers might
* be reset by the test code, thus allowing for mocking selected PSM2 functions
* for the purpose of the test.
*
* So far the following utilities have been introduced for enabling a
* conditional compilation of the testable vs. production version of the library:
* - ustatic: toggles function visibility
* - MOCKABLE(): decorates function name so that it is visible after being mocked
* - MOCK_DCL_EPILOGUE(): declares a function pointer which will be the seam
* for mocking a function
* - MOCK_DEF_EPILOGUE(): defines a function pointer which will be the seam
* for mocking a function
*
* If the declaration and definition of a static function @c foo reside in
* different files, this would be the common use case:
*
* @code
* // somefile.c:
* int MOCKABLE(foo)();
* MOCK_DCL_EPILOGUE(foo);
*
* // otherfile.c:
* int MOCKABLE(foo)() {
* printf("I am the original foo!\n");
* }
* MOCK_DEF_EPILOGUE(foo);
* @endcode
*
* If the production version of the library is being built, the following code
* would result:
* @code
* // somefile.c:
* int foo();
*
* // otherfile.c:
* int foo() {
* printf("I am the original foo!\n");
* }
* @endcode
*
* On the other hand, if a testable version of the libary is being build, it
* would produce the following code:
* @code
* // somefile.c:
* int foo_original_();
* extern typeof(& foo_original_) foo;
*
* // otherfile.c:
* int foo_original_() {
* printf("I am the original foo!\n");
* }
* typeof(& foo_original_) foo = foo_original_;
* @endcode
*
* If the function to be mocked is a static function residing in the header,
* the following syntax would be used:
* @code
* // somefile.c:
* ustatic int MOCKABLE(foo)() {
* printf("I am the original foo!\n");
* }
* MOCK_DCL_EPILOGUE(foo);
* MOCK_DEF_EPILOGUE(foo);
* @endcode
*
* If the production version of the library is being built, the following code
* would result:
* @code
* // somefile.c:
* static int foo() {
* printf("I am the original foo!\n");
* }
* @endcode
*
* Similarly, if a testable version of the libary is being build, it would
* produce the following code:
* @code
* // somefile.c:
* int foo_original_();
* extern typeof(& foo_original_) foo;
* typeof(& foo_original_) foo = foo_original_;
* @endcode
*/
#ifndef PSM2_MOCK_TESTING
/* If no testing is being done, ustatic resolves to regular "static" */
#define ustatic static
/* If no testing is being done, no indirection is introduced */
#define MOCKABLE(fname) fname
/* If no testing is being done, no declaration epilogue is needed */
#define MOCK_DCL_EPILOGUE(fname)
/* If no testing is being done, no definition epilogue is needed */
#define MOCK_DEF_EPILOGUE(fname)
#else /* ndef PSM2_MOCK_TESTING */
/* For the testable version, all _ustatic_ function will NOT be static */
#define ustatic
/* TODO override inline directives in the same fashion as static */
/* For the testable version, the actual implementation function is renamed */
#define MOCKABLE(x) x ## _original_
/* For the testable version, we declare the function pointer which will be the
* point of indirection for calls to that function. It must be delared after
* the declaration of the actual function happens.
*/
#define MOCK_DCL_EPILOGUE(x) extern typeof(& x ## _original_) x;
/* For the testable version, we define the function pointer which will be the
* point of indirection for calls to that function. It must be delared after
* the definition of the actual function happens.
*/
#define MOCK_DEF_EPILOGUE(x) typeof(& x ## _original_) x = x ## _original_;
#endif /* ndef PSM2_MOCK_TESTING */
#endif /* PSM2_MOCK_TESTING_H */