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I have a piece of code that should wait on a semaphore for forever if everything is working OK.
/*Setup threads and wait*/
sem_wait(&semaphore); //Wait for forever unless program termination is required.
/*Case for exit conditions*/
and should only fail if one of the child threads releases the semaphore, meaning some unrecoverable error has occurred and the function must terminate.
C++Test times out after 5 seconds, and that is just fine, but how to I register this a a normal condition?
/*Setup threads and wait*/
sem_wait(&semaphore); //Wait for forever unless program termination is required.
/*Case for exit conditions*/
and should only fail if one of the child threads releases the semaphore, meaning some unrecoverable error has occurred and the function must terminate.
C++Test times out after 5 seconds, and that is just fine, but how to I register this a a normal condition?
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Hello galto
> CI have a piece of code that should wait on a semaphore for forever if everything is working OK.
> /*Setup threads and wait*/
> sem_wait(&semaphore); //Wait for forever unless program termination is required.
> /*Case for exit conditions*/
> and should only fail if one of the child threads releases the semaphore, meaning some unrecoverable error has occurred and >the function must terminate.
>C++Test times out after 5 seconds, and that is just fine, but how to I register this a a normal condition?
Without a small example it is hard to give you concrete solution. However I would suggest creating a user defined stub that has a condition statement that will call either CppTest_Assert, or CppTest_Break(), whenever semi_wait function is called.0