np.h

NP_ASSERT NP_ASSERT_EQUAL NP_ASSERT_FALSE NP_ASSERT_NOT_EQUAL NP_ASSERT_NOT_NULL NP_ASSERT_NULL NP_ASSERT_PTR_EQUAL NP_ASSERT_PTR_NOT_EQUAL NP_ASSERT_STR_EQUAL NP_ASSERT_STR_NOT_EQUAL NP_ASSERT_TRUE np_done NP_FAIL np_init np_list_tests NP_NOTAPPLICABLE NP_PARAMETER NP_PASS np_plan_add_specs np_plan_delete np_plan_new np_run_tests np_set_concurrency np_set_output_format np_syslog_count np_syslog_fail np_syslog_ignore np_syslog_match

#define NP_PARAMETER ( nm, vals   )  Value: static char * nm ;\ static const struct __np_param_dec *__np_parameter_##nm(void) __attribute__((unused)); \ static const struct __np_param_dec *__np_parameter_##nm(void) \ { \ static const struct __np_param_dec d = { & nm , vals }; \ return &d; \ } Parameters: nm  C identifier of the variable to be declared vals  string literal with the set of values to apply Define a static char* variable called nm, and declare it as a test parameter on the testnode corresponding to the source file in which it appears, with a set of values defined by splitting up the string literal vals on whitespace and commas. For example: NP_PARAMETER(db_backend, "mysql,postgres"); Declares a variable called db_backend in the current file, and at runtime every test function in this file will be run twice, once with the variable db_backend set to "mysql" and once with it set to "postgres".