MockIO
MockIO might seem like a mysterious thing. You might think that it’s extra work that won’t be needed and just takes time from the production code. Let’s clear up some of the mystery around MockIO and look at its full interface and some of its implementation. I hope you will see that it’s not that much trouble.
MockIO’s public interface consists of the usual create/destroy functions, along with the functions for programming the expectations and assuring that all expectations are met.
| mocks/MockIO.h | |
| | #ifndef D_MockIO_H |
| | #define D_MockIO_H |
| | #include "IO.h" |
| | void MockIO_Create(int maxExpectations); |
| | void MockIO_Destroy(void); |
| | void MockIO_Expect_Write(ioAddress offset, ioData data); |
| | void MockIO_Expect_ReadThenReturn(ioAddress ... |
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