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/*
 *  CUnit - A Unit testing framework library for C.
 *  Copyright (C) 2001       Anil Kumar
 *  Copyright (C) 2004-2006  Anil Kumar, Jerry St.Clair
 *
 *  This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
 *  modify it under the terms of the GNU Library General Public
 *  License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
 *  version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
 *
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 *  but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
 *  MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU
 *  Library General Public License for more details.
 *
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 */

/*
 *  Contains all the Type Definitions and functions declarations
 *  for the CUnit test database maintenance.
 *
 *  Aug 2001      Initial implementation. (AK)
 *
 *  09/Aug/2001   Added Preprocessor conditionals for the file. (AK)
 *
 *  24/aug/2001   Made the linked list from SLL to DLL(doubly linked list). (AK)
 *
 *  31-Aug-2004   Restructured to eliminate global variables error_number, 
 *                g_pTestRegistry; new interface, support for deprecated 
 *                version 1 interface, moved error handling code to 
 *                CUError.[ch], moved test run counts and _TestResult out 
 *                of TestRegistry to TestRun.h. (JDS)
 *
 *  01-Sep-2004   Added jmp_buf to CU_Test. (JDS)
 *
 *  05-Sep-2004   Added internal test interface. (JDS)
 *
 *  15-Apr-2006   Removed constraint that suites/tests be uniquely named.
 *                Added ability to turn individual tests/suites on or off.
 *                Moved doxygen comments for public API here to header. (JDS)
 */

/** @file
 *  Management functions for tests, suites, and the test registry.
 *  Unit testing in CUnit follows the common structure of unit
 *  tests aggregated in suites, which are themselves aggregated
 *  in a test registry.  This module provides functions and
 *  typedef's to support the creation, registration, and manipulation
 *  of test cases, suites, and the registry.
 */
/** @addtogroup Framework
 *  @{
 */

#ifndef CUNIT_TESTDB_H_SEEN
#define CUNIT_TESTDB_H_SEEN

#include <setjmp.h>   /* jmp_buf */

#include "CUnit.h"
#include "CUError.h"

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

/*=================================================================
 *  Typedefs and Data Structures
 *=================================================================*/

typedef int  (*CU_InitializeFunc)(void);  /**< Signature for suite initialization function. */
typedef int  (*CU_CleanupFunc)(void);     /**< Signature for suite cleanup function. */
typedef void (*CU_TestFunc)(void);        /**< Signature for a testing function in a test case. */

/*-----------------------------------------------------------------
 * CU_Test, CU_pTest
 *-----------------------------------------------------------------*/
/** CUnit test case data type.
 *  CU_Test is a double linked list of unit tests.  Each test has
 *  a name, a callable test function, and a flag for whether the 
 *  test is active and thus executed during a  test run.  A test 
 *  also holds links to the next and previous tests in the list, 
 *  as well as a jmp_buf reference for use in implementing fatal 
 *  assertions.<br /><br />
 *
 *  Generally, the linked list includes tests which are associated 
 *  with each other in a CU_Suite.  As a result, tests are run in 
 *  the order in which they are added to a suite (see CU_add_test()).
 *  <br /><br />
 *
 *  It is recommended that the name of each CU_Test in a suite have
 *  a unique name.  Otherwise, only the first-registered test having 
 *  a given name will be accessible by that name.  There are no 
 *  restrictions on the test function.  This means that the same 
 *  function could, in principle, be called more than once from 
 *  different tests.
 *
 *  @see CU_Suite
 *  @see CU_TestRegistry
 */
typedef struct CU_Test
{
  char*           pName;      /**< Test name. */
  CU_BOOL         fActive;    /**< Flag for whether test is executed during a run. */
  CU_TestFunc     pTestFunc;  /**< Pointer to the test function. */
  jmp_buf*        pJumpBuf;   /**< Jump buffer for setjmp/longjmp test abort mechanism. */

  struct CU_Test* pNext;      /**< Pointer to the next test in linked list. */
  struct CU_Test* pPrev;      /**< Pointer to the previous test in linked list. */

} CU_Test;
typedef CU_Test* CU_pTest;    /**< Pointer to a CUnit test case. */

/*-----------------------------------------------------------------
 *  CU_Suite, CU_pSuite
 *-----------------------------------------------------------------*/
/** CUnit suite data type.
 *  CU_Suite is a linked list of CU_Test containers.  Each suite has 
 *  a name, a count of registered unit tests, and a flag for whether 
 *  the suite is active during test runs. It also holds pointers to 
 *  optional initialization and cleanup functions.  If non-NULL, these 
 *  are called before and after running the suite's tests, respectively.
 *  In addition, the suite holds a pointer to the head of the linked 
 *  list of associated CU_Test objects.  Finally, pointers to the next 
 *  and previous suites in the linked list are maintained.<br /><br />
 *
 *  Generally, the linked list includes suites which are associated with 
 *  each other in a CU_TestRegistry.  As a result, suites are run in the 
 *  order in which they are registered (see CU_add_suite()).<br /><br />
 *
 *  It is recommended that name of each CU_Suite in a test registry have 
 *  a unique name.  Otherwise, only the first-registered suite having a 
 *  given name will be accessible by name.  There are no restrictions on 
 *  the contained tests.  This means that the same CU_Test could, in 
 *  principle, be run more than once fron different suites.
 *
 *  @see CU_Test
 *  @see CU_TestRegistry
 */
typedef struct CU_Suite
{
  char*             pName;            /**< Suite name. */
  CU_BOOL           fActive;          /**< Flag for whether suite is executed during a run. */
  CU_pTest          pTest;            /**< Pointer to the 1st test in the suite. */
  CU_InitializeFunc pInitializeFunc;  /**< Pointer to the suite initialization function. */
  CU_CleanupFunc    pCleanupFunc;     /**< Pointer to the suite cleanup function. */

  unsigned int      uiNumberOfTests;  /**< Number of tests in the suite. */
  struct CU_Suite*  pNext;            /**< Pointer to the next suite in linked list. */
  struct CU_Suite*  pPrev;            /**< Pointer to the previous suite in linked list. */

} CU_Suite;
typedef CU_Suite* CU_pSuite;          /**< Pointer to a CUnit suite. */

/*-----------------------------------------------------------------
 *  CU_TestRegistry, CU_pTestRegistry
 *-----------------------------------------------------------------*/
/** CUnit test registry data type.
 *  CU_TestRegisty is the repository for suites containing unit tests.  
 *  The test registry maintains a count of the number of CU_Suite 
 *  objects contained in the registry, as well as a count of the total 
 *  number of CU_Test objects associated with those suites.  It also 
 *  holds a pointer to the head of the linked list of CU_Suite objects.
 *  <br /><br />
 *
 *  With this structure, the user will normally add suites implictly to 
 *  the internal test registry using CU_add_suite(), and then add tests 
 *  to each suite using CU_add_test().  Test runs are then initiated 
 *  using one of the appropriate functions in TestRun.c via one of the 
 *  user interfaces.<br /><br />
 *
 *  Automatic creation and destruction of the internal registry and its 
 *  objects is available using CU_initialize_registry() and 
 *  CU_cleanup_registry(), respectively.  For internal and testing 
 *  purposes, the internal registry can be retrieved and assigned.  
 *  Functions are also provided for creating and destroying independent 
 *  registries.<br /><br />
 *
 *  Note that earlier versions of CUnit also contained a pointer to a 
 *  linked list of CU_FailureRecord objects (termed _TestResults).  
 *  This has been removed from theregistry and relocated to TestRun.c.
 *
 *  @see CU_Test
 *  @see CU_Suite
 *  @see CU_initialize_registry()
 *  @see CU_cleanup_registry()
 *  @see CU_get_registry()
 *  @see CU_set_registry()
 *  @see CU_create_new_registry()
 *  @see CU_destroy_existing_registry()
 */
typedef struct CU_TestRegistry
{
#ifdef USE_DEPRECATED_CUNIT_NAMES
  /** Union to support v1.1-1 member name. */
  union {
    unsigned int uiNumberOfSuites;  /**< Number of suites in the test registry. */
    unsigned int uiNumberOfGroups;  /**< Deprecated (version 1). @deprecated Use uiNumberOfSuites. */
  };
  unsigned int uiNumberOfTests;     /**< Number of tests in the test registry. */
  /** Union to support v1.1-1 member name. */
  union {
    CU_pSuite    pSuite;            /**< Pointer to the 1st suite in the test registry. */
    CU_pSuite    pGroup;            /**< Deprecated (version 1). @deprecated Use pSuite. */
  };
#else
  unsigned int uiNumberOfSuites;    /**< Number of registered suites in the registry. */
  unsigned int uiNumberOfTests;     /**< Total number of registered tests in the registry. */
  CU_pSuite    pSuite;              /**< Pointer to the 1st suite in the test registry. */
#endif
} CU_TestRegistry;
typedef CU_TestRegistry* CU_pTestRegistry;  /**< Pointer to a CUnit test registry. */

/*=================================================================
 *  Public interface functions
 *=================================================================*/

CU_EXPORT 
CU_ErrorCode CU_initialize_registry(void);
/**<
 *  Initializes the framework test registry.
 *  Any existing registry is freed, including all stored suites 
 *  and associated tests.  It is not necessary to explicitly call
 *  CU_cleanup_registry() before reinitializing the framework.
 *  The most recent stored test results are also cleared.<br /><br />
 *
 *  <B>This function must not be called during a test run (checked
 *  by assertion)</B>
 *
 *  @return  CUE_NOMEMORY if memory for the new registry cannot 
 *           be allocated, CUE_SUCCESS otherwise.
 *  @see CU_cleanup_registry
 *  @see CU_get_registry
 *  @see CU_set_registry
 *  @see CU_registry_initialized
 */

CU_EXPORT 
void CU_cleanup_registry(void);
/**<
 *  Clears the test registry.
 *  The active test registry is freed, including all stored suites 
 *  and associated tests.  The most recent stored test results are 
 *  also cleared.  After calling this function, CUnit suites cannot 
 *  be added until CU_initialize_registry() or CU_set_registry() is 
 *  called.  Further, any pointers to suites or test cases held by 
 *  the user will be invalidated by calling this function.<br /><br />
 *
 *  This function may be called multiple times without generating 
 *  an error condition.  However, <B>this function must not be 
 *  called during a test run (checked by assertion)</B></P>.
 *
 *  @see CU_initialize_registry
 *  @see CU_get_registry
 *  @see CU_set_registry
 */

CU_EXPORT CU_BOOL CU_registry_initialized(void);
/**<
 *  Checks whether the test registry has been initialized.
 *
 *  @return  CU_TRUE if the registry has been initialized,
 *           CU_FALSE otherwise.
 *  @see CU_initialize_registry
 *  @see CU_cleanup_registry
 */

CU_EXPORT 
CU_pSuite CU_add_suite(const char *strName, 
                       CU_InitializeFunc pInit, 
                       CU_CleanupFunc pClean);
/**<
 *  Creates a new test suite and adds it to the test registry.
 *  This function creates a new test suite having the specified
 *  name and initialization/cleanup functions and adds it to the
 *  test registry.  The new suite will be active and able to be
 *  executed during a test run.  The test registry must be
 *  initialized before calling this function (checked by assertion).
 *  pInit and pClean may be NULL, in which case no corresponding
 *  initialization of cleanup function will be called when the suite
 *  is run.  strName may be empty ("") but may not be NULL.<br /><br />
 *
 *  The return value is a pointer to the newly-created suite, or 
 *  NULL if there was a problem with the suite creation or addition.  
 *  An error code is also set for the framework. Note that if the 
 *  name specified for the new suite is a duplicate, the suite will 
 *  be created and added but the error code will be set to CUE_DUP_SUITE.  
 *  The duplicate suite will not be accessible by name.<br /><br />
 *
 *  NOTE - the CU_pSuite pointer returned should NOT BE FREED BY
 *  THE USER.  The suite is freed by the CUnit system when
 *  CU_cleanup_registry() is called.  <b>This function must not 
 *  be called during a test run (checked by assertion)</b>. <br /><br />
 *
 *  CU_add_suite() sets the following error codes:
 *  - CUE_SUCCESS if no errors occurred.
 *  - CUE_NOREGISTRY if the registry has not been initialized.
 *  - CUE_NO_SUITENAME if strName is NULL.
 *  - CUE_DUP_SUITE if a suite having strName is already registered.
 *  - CUE_NOMEMORY if a memory allocation failed.
 *
 *  @param strName Name for the new test suite (non-NULL).
 *  @param pInit   Initialization function to call before running suite.
 *  @param pClean  Cleanup function to call after running suite.
 *  @return A pointer to the newly-created suite (NULL if creation failed)
 */

CU_EXPORT 
CU_ErrorCode CU_set_suite_active(CU_pSuite pSuite, CU_BOOL fNewActive);
/**<
 *  Activates or deactivates a suite.
 *  Only activated suites can be executed during a test run.  
 *  By default a suite is active upon creation, but can be deactivated
 *  by passing it along with CU_FALSE to this function.  The suite
 *  can be reactivated by passing it along with CU_TRUE.  The current
 *  value of the active flag is available as pSuite->fActive.  If pSuite 
 *  is NULL then error code CUE_NOSUITE is returned.
 *
 *  @param pSuite     Pointer to the suite to modify (non-NULL).
 *  @param fNewActive If CU_TRUE then the suite will be activated; 
 *                    if CU_FALSE it will be deactivated.
 *  @return Returns CUE_NOSUITE if pSuite is NULL, CUE_SUCCESS if all is well.
 */

CU_EXPORT 
CU_ErrorCode CU_set_suite_name(CU_pSuite pSuite, const char *strNewName);
/**<
 *  Modifies the name of a suite.
 *  This function allows the name associated with a suite to
 *  be changed.  It is not recommended that a suite name be changed,
 *  nor should it be necessary under most circumstances.  However,
 *  this function is provided for those clients who need to change
 *  a suite's name.  The current value of the suite's name 
 *  is available as pSuite->pName.  CUE_SUCCESS is returned if the
 *  function succeeds in changing the name.  CUE_NOSUITE is returned if
 *  pSuite is NULL, and CUE_NO_SUITENAME if strNewName is NULL.
 *
 *  @param pSuite     Pointer to the suite to modify (non-NULL).
 *  @param strNewName Pointer to string containing new suite name (non-NULL).
 *  @return Returns CUE_NOSUITE if pSuite is NULL, CUE_NO_SUITENAME if
 *          strNewName is NULL, and CUE_SUCCESS if all is well.
 */

CU_EXPORT 
CU_ErrorCode CU_set_suite_initfunc(CU_pSuite pSuite, CU_InitializeFunc pNewInit);
/**<
 *  Modifies the initialization function of a suite.
 *  This function allows the initialization function associated with 
 *  a suite to be changed.  This is neither recommended nor should it 
 *  be necessary under most circumstances.  However, this function is 
 *  provided for those clients who need to change the function.  The 
 *  current value of the function is available as pSuite->pInitializeFunc.
 *  CUE_SUCCESS is returned if the function succeeds, or CUE_NOSUITE if
 *  pSuite is NULL.  pNewInit may be NULL, which indicates the suite has
 *  no initialization function.
 *
 *  @param pSuite   Pointer to the suite to modify (non-NULL).
 *  @param pNewInit Pointer to function to use to initialize suite.
 *  @return Returns CUE_NOSUITE if pSuite is NULL, and CUE_SUCCESS if 
 *          all is well.
 */

CU_EXPORT 
CU_ErrorCode CU_set_suite_cleanupfunc(CU_pSuite pSuite, CU_CleanupFunc pNewClean);
/**<
 *  Modifies the cleanup function of a suite.
 *  This function allows the cleanup function associated with a suite to 
 *  be changed.  This is neither recommended nor should it be necessary 
 *  under most circumstances.  However, this function is provided for those 
 *  clients who need to change the function.  The current value of the 
 *  function is available as pSuite->pCleanupFunc.  CUE_SUCCESS is returned 
 *  if the function succeeds, or CUE_NOSUITE if pSuite is NULL.  pNewClean 
 *  may be NULL, which indicates the suite has no cleanup function.
 *
 *  @param pSuite    Pointer to the suite to modify (non-NULL).
 *  @param pNewClean Pointer to function to use to clean up suite.
 *  @return Returns CUE_NOSUITE if pSuite is NULL, and CUE_SUCCESS if 
 *          all is well.
 */

CU_EXPORT 
CU_pSuite CU_get_suite(const char* strName);
/**<
 *  Retrieves the suite having the specified name.  
 *  Searches the active test registry and returns a pointer to the 1st 
 *  suite found.  NULL is returned if no suite having the specified name 
 *  is found.  In addition, the framework error state is set to CUE_NOREGISTRY 
 *  if the registry is not initialized or to CUE_NO_SUITENAME if strName is NULL.  
 *  If the return value is NULL and framework error state is CUE_SUCCESS, then 
 *  the search simply failed to find the specified name.  
 *  Use CU_get_suite_at_pos() to retrieve a suite by position rather than name.
 *
 *  @param strName The name of the suite to search for (non-NULL).
 *  @return Returns a pointer to the suite, or NULL if not found or an error occurred.
 *  @see CU_get_suite_at_pos()
 */

CU_EXPORT 
CU_pSuite CU_get_suite_at_pos(unsigned int pos);
/**<
 *  Retrieves the suite at the specified position.
 *  Iterates the active test registry and returns a pointer to the suite at 
 *  position pos.  pos is a 1-based index having valid values 
 *  [1 .. CU_get_registry()->uiNumberOfSuites] and corresponds to the order in
 *  which suites were registered.  If pos is invalid or an error occurs, 0 is 
 *  returned.  In addition, the framework error state is set to CUE_NOREGISTRY if 
 *  the registry is not initialized, or CUE_SUCCESS if pos was invalid.  Use 
 *  CU_get_suite() to retrieve a suite by name rather than position.
 *
 *  @param pos The 1-based position of the suite to fetch.
 *  @return Returns a pointer to the suite, or 0 if not found or an error occurred.
 *  @see CU_get_suite()
 */

CU_EXPORT 
unsigned int CU_get_suite_pos(CU_pSuite pSuite);
/**<
 *  Looks up the position of the specified suite.
 *  The position is a 1-based index of suites in the active test registry which 
 *  corresponds to the order in which suites were registered.  If pSuite is not 
 *  found or an error occurs, 0 is returned.  In addition, the framework error 
 *  state is set to CUE_NOREGISTRY if the registry is not initialized, or 
 *  CUE_NOSUITE if pSuite is NULL.  The returned position may be used to retrieve 
 *  the suite using CU_get_suite_by_pos().
 *
 *  @param pSuite Pointer to the suite to find (non-NULL).
 *  @return Returns the 1-based position of pSuite in the registry, or NULL if
 *         not found or an error occurred.
 *  @see CU_get_suite_by_pos()
 *  @see CU_get_suite_pos_by_name()
 */

CU_EXPORT 
unsigned int CU_get_suite_pos_by_name(const char* strName);
/**<
 *  Looks up the position of the suite having the specified name.
 *  The position is a 1-based index of suites in the active test registry which 
 *  corresponds to the order in which suites were registered.  If no suite has the
 *  specified name or an error occurs, 0 is returned.  In addition, the framework error 
 *  state is set to CUE_NOREGISTRY if the registry is not initialized, or 
 *  CUE_NO_SUITENAME if strName is NULL.  The search ends at the 1st suite found having 
 *  name strName.  The returned position may be used to retrieve the suite using 
 *  CU_get_suite_by_pos().
 *
 *  @param strName Name of the suite to find (non-NULL).
 *  @return Returns the 1-based position of pSuite in the registry, or NULL if
 *          not found or an error occurred.
 *  @see CU_get_suite_by_pos()
 *  @see CU_get_suite_pos_by_name()
 */

CU_EXPORT 
CU_pTest CU_add_test(CU_pSuite pSuite, const char* strName, CU_TestFunc pTestFunc);
/**<
 *  This function creates a new test having the specified name 
 *  and function, and adds it to the specified suite.  The new test 
 *  is active and able to be executed during a test run.  At present, 
 *  there is no mechanism for creating a test case independent of a 
 *  suite.  Neither pSuite, strName, nor pTestFunc may be NULL.
 *
 *  The return value is a pointer to the newly-created test, or 
 *  NULL if there was a problem with the test creation or addition.  
 *  An error code is also set for the framework. Note that if the 
 *  name specified for the new test is a duplicate within pSuite, 
 *  the test will be created and added but the error code will be 
 *  set to CUE_DUP_TEST.  The duplicate test will not be accessible 
 *  by name.<br /><br />
 *
 *  NOTE - the CU_pTest pointer returned should NOT BE FREED BY
 *  THE USER.  The test is freed by the CUnit system when
 *  CU_cleanup_registry() is called.  <b>This function must not 
 *  be called during a test run (checked by assertion)</b>. <br /><br />

 *  CU_add_test() sets the following error codes:
 *  - CUE_SUCCESS if no errors occurred.
 *  - CUE_NOREGISTRY if the registry has not been initialized.
 *  - CUE_NOSUITE if pSuite is NULL.
 *  - CUE_NO_TESTNAME if strName is NULL.
 *  - CUE_NOTEST if pTestFunc is NULL.
 *  - CUE_DUP_TEST if a test having strName is already registered to pSuite.
 *  - CUE_NOMEMORY if a memory allocation failed.<br /><br />
 *
 *  @param pSuite  Test suite to which to add new test (non-NULL).
 *  @param strName Name for the new test case (non-NULL).
 *  @param pTest   Function to call when running the test (non-NULL).
 *  @return A pointer to the newly-created test (NULL if creation failed)
 */

CU_EXPORT 
CU_ErrorCode CU_set_test_active(CU_pTest pTest, CU_BOOL fNewActive);
/**<
 *  Activates or deactivates a specific test.
 *  Only activated tests can be executed during a test run.  
 *  By default a test is active upon creation, but can be deactvated
 *  by passing it along with CU_FALSE to this function.  The test
 *  can be reactivated by passing it along with CU_TRUE.  
 *  The current value of the active flag is available as pTest->fActive.
 *  If pTest is NULL then error code CUE_NOTEST is returned.  Otherwise
 *  CUE_SUCCESS is returned.
 *
 *  @param pTest      Pointer to the test to modify (non-NULL).
 *  @param fNewActive If CU_TRUE then test will be activated; 
 *                    if CU_FALSE it will be deactivated.
 *  @return Returns CUE_NOTEST if pTest is NULL, CUE_SUCCESS if all is well.
*/

CU_EXPORT 
CU_ErrorCode CU_set_test_name(CU_pTest pTest, const char *strNewName);
/**<
 *  Modifies the name of a test.
 *  This function allows the name associated with a test to
 *  be changed.  It is not recommended that a test name be changed,
 *  nor should it be necessary under most circumstances.  However,
 *  this function is provided for those clients who need to change
 *  a test's name.  The current value of the test's name is
 *  available as pTest->pName.  CUE_SUCCESS is returned if the
 *  function succeeds in changing the name.  CUE_NOTEST is returned if
 *  pTest is NULL, and CUE_NO_TESTNAME if strNewName is NULL.
 *
 *  @param pTest      Pointer to the test to modify (non-NULL).
 *  @param strNewName Pointer to string containing new test name (non-NULL).
 *  @return Returns CUE_NOTEST if pTest is NULL, CUE_NO_TESTNAME if
 *          strNewName is NULL, and CUE_SUCCESS if all is well.
 */

CU_EXPORT 
CU_ErrorCode CU_set_test_func(CU_pTest pTest, CU_TestFunc pNewFunc);
/**<
 *  Modifies the test function of a test.
 *  This function allows the test function associated with a test to be 
 *  changed.  This is neither recommended nor should it be necessary under 
 *  most circumstances.  However, this function is provided for those 
 *  clients who need to change the test function.  The current value of 
 *  the test function is available as pTest->pTestFunc.  CUE_SUCCESS is 
 *  returned if the function succeeds, or CUE_NOTEST if either pTest or
 *  pNewFunc is NULL.
 *
 *  @param pTest    Pointer to the test to modify (non-NULL).
 *  @param pNewFunc Pointer to function to use for test function (non-NULL).
 *  @return Returns CUE_NOTEST if pTest or pNewFunc is NULL, and CUE_SUCCESS 
 *          if all is well.
 */

CU_EXPORT 
CU_pTest CU_get_test(CU_pSuite pSuite, const char *strName);
/**<
 *  Retrieves the test having the specified name.  
 *  Searches pSuite and returns a pointer to the 1st test found named strName.  
 *  NULL is returned if no test having the specified name is found in pSuite.  
 *  In addition, the framework error state is set as follows:
 *    - CUE_NOREGISTRY if the registry is not initialized
 *    - CUE_NOSUITE if pSuite is NULL
 *    - CUE_NO_TESTNAME if strName is NULL.
 *  
 *  If the return value is NULL and framework error state is CUE_SUCCESS, then 
 *  the search simply failed to find the specified name.  Use CU_get_test_at_pos() 
 *  to retrieve a test by position rather than name.
 *
 *  @param pSuite  Pointer to the suite to search (non-NULL).
 *  @param strName The name of the test to search for (non-NULL).
 *  @return Returns a pointer to the test, or NULL if not found or an error occurred.
 *  @see CU_get_test_at_pos()
 */

CU_EXPORT 
CU_pTest CU_get_test_at_pos(CU_pSuite pSuite, unsigned int pos);
/**<
 *  Retrieves the test at the specified position in pSuite.
 *  Iterates the tests registered in pSuite and returns a pointer to the 
 *  test at position pos.  pos is a 1-based index having valid values 
 *  [1 .. pSuite->uiNumberOfTests] and corresponds to the order in
 *  which tests were added to pSuite.  If pos is invalid or an error occurs, 0 is 
 *  returned.  In addition, the framework error state is set as follows: 
 *    - CUE_NOREGISTRY if the registry is not initialized
 *    - CUE_NOSUITE if pSuite is NULL
 *  Use CU_get_test() to retrieve a test by name rather than position.
 *
 *  @param pSuite  Pointer to the suite to search (non-NULL).
 *  @param pos     The 1-based position of the test to fetch.
 *  @return Returns a pointer to the test, or 0 if not found or an error occurred.
 *  @see CU_get_test()
 */

CU_EXPORT 
unsigned int CU_get_test_pos(CU_pSuite pSuite, CU_pTest pTest);
/**<
 *  Looks up the position of the specified test in pSuite.
 *  The position is a 1-based index of tests in pSuite which corresponds to the 
 *  order in which tests were added.  If pTest is not found or an error occurs, 
 *  0 is returned.  In addition, the framework error state is set as follows:  
 *    - CUE_NOREGISTRY if the registry is not initialized
 *    - CUE_NOSUITE if pSuite is NULL
 *    - CUE_NOTEST if pTest is NULL
 *
 *  The returned position may be used to retrieve the test using CU_get_test_by_pos().
 *
 *  @param pSuite Pointer to the suite to search (non-NULL).
 *  @param pTest  Pointer to the test to find (non-NULL).
 *  @return Returns the 1-based position of pTest in pSuite, or NULL if
 *         not found or an error occurred.
 *  @see CU_get_test_by_pos()
 *  @see CU_get_test_pos_by_name()
 */

CU_EXPORT 
unsigned int CU_get_test_pos_by_name(CU_pSuite pSuite, const char *strName);
/**<
 *  Looks up the position of the test having the specified name in pSuite.
 *  The position is a 1-based index of tests in pSuite which corresponds to the order 
 *  in which tests were added.  If no test has the specified name or an error occurs, 
 *  0 is returned.  In addition, the framework error state is set as follows:
 *    - CUE_NOREGISTRY if the registry is not initialized
 *    - CUE_NOSUITE if pSuite is NULL
 *    - CUE_NO_TESTNAME if strName is NULL
 *  The search ends at the 1st test found having name strName.  The returned position 
 *  may be used to retrieve the suite using CU_get_test_by_pos().
 *
 *  @param pSuite  Pointer to the suite to search (non-NULL).
 *  @param strName Name of the test to find (non-NULL).
 *  @return Returns the 1-based position of pTest in pSuite, or NULL if
 *          not found or an error occurred.
 *  @see CU_get_test_by_pos()
 *  @see CU_get_test_pos_by_name()
 */

#define CU_ADD_TEST(suite, test) (CU_add_test(suite, #test, (CU_TestFunc)test))
/**< Shortcut macro for adding a test to a suite. */

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/*  This section is based conceptually on code
 *  Copyright (C) 2004  Aurema Pty Ltd.
 *
 *  This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
 *  modify it under the terms of the GNU Library General Public
 *  License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
 *  version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
 *
 *  This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
 *  but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
 *  MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU
 *  Library General Public License for more details.
 *
 *  You should have received a copy of the GNU Library General Public
 *  License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software
 *  Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA  02111-1307  USA
 *
 *  Derived from code contributed by K. Cheung and Aurema Pty Ltd. (thanks!)
 *    test_case_t, test_group_t, test_suite_t
 */

/** 
 *  Test case parameters structure.
 *  This data type is provided to assist CUnit users manage collections of 
 *  tests and suites.  It is intended to be used to build arrays of test case 
 *  parameters that can be then be referred to in a CU_suite_info_t variable.
 */
typedef struct CU_TestInfo {
	char       *pName;      /**< Test name. */
	CU_TestFunc pTestFunc;  /**< Test function. */
} CU_TestInfo;
typedef CU_TestInfo* CU_pTestInfo;  /**< Pointer to CU_TestInfo type. */

/** 
 *  Suite parameters.
 *  This data type is provided to assist CUnit users manage collections of 
 *  tests and suites.  It is intended to be used to build arrays of suite 
 *  parameters that can be passed to a bulk registration function such as 
 *  CU_register_suite() or CU_register_suites().
 */
typedef struct CU_SuiteInfo {
	char             *pName;         /**< Suite name. */
	CU_InitializeFunc pInitFunc;     /**< Suite initialization function. */
	CU_CleanupFunc    pCleanupFunc;  /**< Suite cleanup function */
	CU_TestInfo      *pTests;        /**< Test case array - must be NULL terminated. */
} CU_SuiteInfo;
typedef CU_SuiteInfo* CU_pSuiteInfo;  /**< Pointer to CU_SuiteInfo type. */

#define CU_TEST_INFO_NULL { NULL, NULL }
/**< NULL CU_test_info_t to terminate arrays of tests. */
#define CU_SUITE_INFO_NULL { NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL }
/**< NULL CU_suite_info_t to terminate arrays of suites. */


CU_EXPORT CU_ErrorCode CU_register_suites(CU_SuiteInfo suite_info[]);
/**<
 *  Registers the suites in a single CU_SuiteInfo array.
 *  Multiple arrays can be registered using CU_register_nsuites().
 *
 *  @param	suite_info NULL-terminated array of CU_SuiteInfo items to register.
 *  @return A CU_ErrorCode indicating the error status.
 *  @see CU_register_suites()
 */
CU_EXPORT CU_ErrorCode CU_register_nsuites(int suite_count, ...);
/**<
 *  Registers multiple suite arrays in CU_SuiteInfo format.
 *  The function accepts a variable number of suite arrays to be registered.  
 *  The number of arrays is indicated by the value of the 1st argument, 
 *  suite_count.  Each suite in each array is registered with the CUnit test 
 *  registry, along with all of the associated tests.
 *
 *  @param	suite_count The number of CU_SuiteInfo* arguments to follow.
 *  @param ...          suite_count number of CU_SuiteInfo* arguments.  NULLs are ignored.
 *  @return A CU_ErrorCode indicating the error status.
 *  @see CU_register_suites()
 */

#ifdef USE_DEPRECATED_CUNIT_NAMES
typedef CU_TestInfo test_case_t;    /**< Deprecated (version 1). @deprecated Use CU_TestInfo. */
typedef CU_SuiteInfo test_group_t;  /**< Deprecated (version 1). @deprecated Use CU_SuiteInfo. */

/** Deprecated (version 1). @deprecated Use CU_SuiteInfo and CU_TestInfo. */
typedef struct test_suite {
	char *name;            /**< Suite name.  Currently not used. */
	test_group_t *groups;  /**< Test groups.  This must be a NULL terminated array. */
} test_suite_t;

/** Deprecated (version 1). @deprecated Use CU_TEST_INFO_NULL. */
#define TEST_CASE_NULL { NULL, NULL }
/** Deprecated (version 1). @deprecated Use CU_TEST_GROUP_NULL. */
#define TEST_GROUP_NULL { NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL }

/** Deprecated (version 1). @deprecated Use CU_register_suites(). */
#define test_group_register(tg) CU_register_suites(tg)

/** Deprecated (version 1). @deprecated Use CU_SuiteInfo and CU_register_suites(). */
CU_EXPORT int test_suite_register(test_suite_t *ts)
{
	test_group_t *tg;
	int error;

	for (tg = ts->groups; tg->pName; tg++)
		if ((error = CU_register_suites(tg)) != CUE_SUCCESS)
			return error;

	return CUE_SUCCESS;
}
#endif    /* USE_DEPRECATED_CUNIT_NAMES */
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#ifdef USE_DEPRECATED_CUNIT_NAMES
typedef CU_InitializeFunc InitializeFunc; /**< Deprecated (version 1). @deprecated Use CU_InitializeFunc. */
typedef CU_CleanupFunc CleanupFunc;       /**< Deprecated (version 1). @deprecated Use CU_CleanupFunc. */
typedef CU_TestFunc TestFunc;             /**< Deprecated (version 1). @deprecated Use CU_TestFunc. */

typedef CU_Test _TestCase;                /**< Deprecated (version 1). @deprecated Use CU_Test. */
typedef CU_pTest PTestCase;               /**< Deprecated (version 1). @deprecated Use CU_pTest. */

typedef CU_Suite  _TestGroup;             /**< Deprecated (version 1). @deprecated Use CU_Suite. */
typedef CU_pSuite PTestGroup;             /**< Deprecated (version 1). @deprecated Use CU_pSuite. */

typedef CU_TestRegistry  _TestRegistry;   /**< Deprecated (version 1). @deprecated Use CU_TestRegistry. */
typedef CU_pTestRegistry PTestRegistry;   /**< Deprecated (version 1). @deprecated Use CU_pTestRegistry. */

/* Public interface functions */
/** Deprecated (version 1). @deprecated Use CU_initialize_registry(). */
#define initialize_registry() CU_initialize_registry()
/** Deprecated (version 1). @deprecated Use CU_cleanup_registry(). */
#define cleanup_registry() CU_cleanup_registry()
/** Deprecated (version 1). @deprecated Use CU_add_suite(). */
#define add_test_group(name, init, clean) CU_add_suite(name, init, clean)
/** Deprecated (version 1). @deprecated Use CU_add_test(). */
#define add_test_case(group, name, test) CU_add_test(group, name, test)

/* private internal CUnit testing functions */
/** Deprecated (version 1). @deprecated Use CU_get_registry(). */
#define get_registry() CU_get_registry()
/** Deprecated (version 1). @deprecated Use CU_set_registry(). */
#define set_registry(reg) CU_set_registry((reg))

/** Deprecated (version 1). @deprecated Use CU_get_suite_by_name(). */
#define get_group_by_name(group, reg) CU_get_suite_by_name(group, reg)
/** Deprecated (version 1). @deprecated Use CU_get_test_by_name(). */
#define get_test_by_name(test, group) CU_get_test_by_name(test, group)

/** Deprecated (version 1). @deprecated Use ADD_TEST_TO_SUITE. */
#define ADD_TEST_TO_GROUP(group, test) (CU_add_test(group, #test, (CU_TestFunc)test))
#endif  /* USE_DEPRECATED_CUNIT_NAMES */

/*=================================================================
 *  Internal CUnit system functions.  
 *  Should not be routinely called by users.
 *=================================================================*/

CU_EXPORT CU_pTestRegistry CU_get_registry(void);
/**<
 *  Retrieves a pointer to the current test registry.
 *  Returns NULL if the registry has not been initialized using
 *  CU_initialize_registry().  Directly accessing the registry
 *  should not be necessary for most users.  This function is
 *  provided primarily for internal and testing purposes.
 *
 *  @return A pointer to the current registry (NULL if uninitialized).
 *  @see CU_initialize_registry
 *  @see CU_set_registry
 */

CU_EXPORT CU_pTestRegistry CU_set_registry(CU_pTestRegistry pTestRegistry);
/**<
 *  Sets the registry to an existing CU_pTestRegistry instance.
 *  A pointer to the original registry is returned.  Note that the
 *  original registry is not freed, and it becomes the caller's
 *  responsibility to do so.  Directly accessing the registry
 *  should not be necessary for most users.  This function is
 *  provided primarily for internal and testing purposes.<br /><br />
 *
 *  <B>This function must not be called during a test run (checked
 *  by assertion)</B>.
 *
 *  @return A pointer to the original registry that was replaced.
 *  @see CU_initialize_registry
 *  @see CU_cleanup_registry
 *  @see CU_get_registry
 */

CU_EXPORT CU_pTestRegistry CU_create_new_registry(void);
/**< 
 *  Creates and initializes a new test registry.
 *  Returns a pointer to a new, initialized registry (NULL if memory could 
 *  not be allocated).  It is the caller's responsibility to destroy and free 
 *  the new registry (unless it is made the active test registry using
 *  CU_set_registry()).
 */

CU_EXPORT 
void CU_destroy_existing_registry(CU_pTestRegistry* ppRegistry);
/**< 
 *  Destroys and frees all memory for an existing test registry.
 *  The active test registry is destroyed by the CUnit system in 
 *  CU_cleanup_registry(), so only call this function on registries created
 *  or held independently of the internal CUnit system.<br /><br />
 *
 *  Once a registry is made the active test registry using CU_set_registry(), 
 *  its destruction will be handled by the framework.  ppRegistry may not be 
 *  NULL (checked by assertion), but *ppRegistry can be NULL (in which case the
 *  function has no effect).  Note that *ppRegistry will be set to NULL on return.
 *
 *  @param ppRegistry Address of a pointer to the registry to destroy (non-NULL).
 */

CU_EXPORT 
CU_pSuite CU_get_suite_by_name(const char *szSuiteName, CU_pTestRegistry pRegistry);
/**<
 *  Retrieves a pointer to the suite having the specified name.
 *  Scans the pRegistry and returns a pointer to the first suite located 
 *  having the specified name.  Neither szSuiteName nor pRegistry may be
 *  NULL (checked by assertion).  Clients should normally use CU_get_suite()
 *  instead, which automatically searches the active test registry.
 *
 *  @param szSuiteName The name of the suite to locate (non-NULL).
 *  @param pRegistry   The registry to scan (non-NULL).
 *  @return Pointer to the first suite having the specified name,
 *          NULL if not found.
 *  @see CU_get_suite()
 */

CU_EXPORT 
CU_pSuite CU_get_suite_by_index(unsigned int index, CU_pTestRegistry pRegistry);
/**<
 *  Retrieves a pointer to the suite at the specified (1-based) index.
 *  Iterates pRegistry and returns a pointer to the suite located at the 
 *  specified index.  pRegistry may not be NULL (checked by assertion).  
 *  Clients should normally use CU_get_suite_at_pos() instead, which 
 *  automatically searches the active test registry.
 *
 *  @param index     The 1-based index of the suite to find.
 *  @param pRegistry The registry to scan (non-NULL).
 *  @return Pointer to the suite at the specified index, or
 *          NULL if index is invalid.
 *  @see CU_get_suite_at_pos()
 */

CU_EXPORT 
CU_pTest CU_get_test_by_name(const char* szTestName, CU_pSuite pSuite);
/**< 
 *  Retrieves a pointer to the test case in pSuite having the specified name.
 *  The first test case in pSuite having the specified name is returned, or
 *  NULL if not found.  Neither szSuiteName nor pSuite may be NULL (checked 
 *  by assertion).  Clients should normally use CU_get_test() instead.
 *
 *  @param szTestName The name of the test case to locate (non-NULL).
 *  @param pSuite     The suite to scan (non-NULL).
 *  @return Pointer to the first test case having the specified name,
 *          NULL if not found.
 *  @see CU_get_test()
 */

CU_EXPORT 
CU_pTest CU_get_test_by_index(unsigned int index, CU_pSuite pSuite);
/**<
 *  Retrieves a pointer to the test at the specified (1-based) index.
 *  Iterates pSuite and returns a pointer to the test located at the 
 *  specified index.  pSuite may not be NULL (checked by assertion).  
 *  Clients should normally use CU_get_test_at_pos() instead, which 
 *  automatically searches the active test registry.
 *
 *  @param index     The 1-based index of the test to find.
 *  @param pRegistry The registry to scan (non-NULL).
 *  @return Pointer to the test at the specified index, or
 *          NULL if index is invalid.
 *  @see CU_get_test_at_pos()
 */

#ifdef CUNIT_BUILD_TESTS
void test_cunit_TestDB(void);
#endif

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif
#endif  /*  CUNIT_TESTDB_H_SEEN  */
/** @} */