is there a way to reset the whole environment after 1 TG ?

[Trung Đỗ Thành]

Hi friends,

I'm working within the projects and there are too many TGs and TCs, which cause the Data flow jumps up and down => Hard to maintain.

I did use the setup() and teardown() as much as possible but some cases it didnt work.

My idea:

- After 1 Test Group is finished, can we reset all the data/memory allocation to default just like typing "make check" ? because each time  "make check" is triggered, new process of code is initialized.

The flow should be: TG_A -> Fnish TG_A -> Reset Environment -> TG_B ....

Thank you so much.

[Bas Vodde]

Hi,

I suspect the easiest is to make a TestPlugin. There you can store the test group name and when the test group name is different from the one stored, you can reset the environment.

Hope that helps!

Thanks,

Bas

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Hello Bas, 

Thanks for the respone. 

I looked for this Test Plugin but not so many clues. 

Can I have your suggestions where to find or some kind of tutorials? 

Thank you. 

Vào lúc 18:32:14 UTC+7 ngày Thứ Sáu, 27 tháng 8, 2021, Bas Vodde đã viết:

[Bas Vodde]

Hi,

In the CppUTestExt are a couple of examples of using the TestPlugin.

Thanks,

Bas

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[Trung Đỗ Thành]

Hi Bas, 

It is the folder to include mock.h isnt it? And this should also reset the static variable? 

Sorry for asking like a newbie but I have only worked with it for a year without many instructions from the colleagues, because they left the company. 

Thank you. 

Vào lúc 14:03:24 UTC+7 ngày Chủ Nhật, 29 tháng 8, 2021, Bas Vodde đã viết: