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This is useful for several reasons: - it makes it possible to use the macros outside of the test methods, aligning with googletest. Although this isn't recommended, the alternatives are often not worth it. - it makes it possible (with additional changes) to expose this infrastructure to C_TESTs (which currently use the assert() macro, which is a no-op in release mode) - it makes it possible to add (and have assertions in) googletest style SetUp/TearDownTestSuite functions. I've converted the main assertion macros for now, to test the waters. I'm planning to handle EXPECT/ASSERT_THAT and EXPECT/ASSERT_EXIT/DEATH in a follow-up. |
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