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logicdata.cpp
logicdata.h
logicdata_csv_reader.cpp
logicdata_csv_reader.h
logicdata_sandbox.cpp
main.cpp
map_resize.cpp
map_resize.h
mocks.h
os_access.h
readme.md
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run_logicdata_sandbox.bat
run_sharded_tests.sh
svnversion.h
test.mk
triggers.txt
unit_test_framework.cpp
unit_test_framework.h
unit_test_rules.mk

readme.md

TL, DR: just follow tests folder as examples

In this folder we have rusEFI unit tests using https://github.com/google/googletest

Unit tests are not aware of ChibiOS or ARM or else, they are just plain C/C++ which you build for your desktop, not your MCU.

  1. Run 'make' to build desktop binary.
  2. Execute rusefi_test binary on your PC/Mac, it's expected to say SUCCESS and not fail :) Googletest will also print results summary.

Code Coverage Report

See also https://github.com/rusefi/rusefi/wiki/Build-Server-and-Automation

Triggers Images

Trigger images generation is still a two-step manual process:

Step 1: Invoke unit_tests. One of the unit_tests artifacts is triggers.txt

Step 2: Once we have triggers.txt updated by unit_tests we can invoke firmware/gen_trigger_images.bat in order to generate actual trigger images.