CT provides several macros to help users write test code more easily. You can check and write the macro provided using the “[Ctrl] + [SPACEBAR]” shortcut in the editor view.
ASSERT macro
Examine the conditional expression and print the success/failure in the test case view.
| Macro | Parameter |
|---|---|
| CS_ASSERT(_b) | _B: conditional expression |
| CS_ASSERT_MSG(_B, _msg) | _b: conditional expression _mgs: message to print when the conditional expression is false |
Output macro
Print the values of specific variables in the test case view.
| Macro | Parameter |
|---|---|
| CS_INT_OUTPUT(_v, _s) | _v: Integer variable _s: test data name |
| CS_UINT_OUTPUT(_v, _s) | _v: unsigned integer variable _s: test data name |
| CS_FLT_OUTPUT(_v, _s) | _v: real variable _s: test data name |
| CS_STR_OUTPUT(_v, _s) | _v: char* or char[] variable _s: test data name |
Input macro
Pass test data to the function under test.
| Macro | Parameter |
|---|---|
| CS_INT_INPUT(_t, _s) | _t: integer type name _s: test data name |
| CS_UINT_INPUT(_t, _s) | _t: unsigned integer type name _s: test data name |
| CS_FLT_INPUT(_t, _s) | _t: real type name _s: test data name |
| CS_STR_INPUT(_t, _s) | _t: char* or char[] type name _s: test data name |
Address-related macros
If there is a part that directly assigns or fetches the value in the embedded address in the converted source code, it may not operate normally when executed on the local computer. In this case, you can use an address-related macro for the virtual address.
| Macro | Description |
|---|---|
| CS_VIRTUAL_ADDR(_b,_e) | Creates the space from the address (_b) to the address (_e) |
| CS_ADDR_ASSIGN(_t,_a,_v) CS_ADDR_SET(_t,_a,_v) |
Assigns the value (_v) of type (_t) to the address (_a) |
| CS_ADDR_GET(_t,_a) | Fetches the value of type (_t) from the address (_a) |
| CS_VIRTUAL_ADDR_CLEAR() | Frees the memory space created |
Address-related macro example
Other macros
| Macro | Parameter | Description |
|---|---|---|
| CS_LOG(_msg) | _msg: log message | Outputs user log |
| CS_TESTCASENO() | Returns the number of the test currently running |
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