First of all, maybe I'm just doing it wrong. But I don't quite get why libcheck is set up the way it is by default, and it continues to bite me. I always forget to disable the forking, so there's always that moment where I run the unit test in a graphical debugger and the debugger just exits when the fork happens. And now I just tested and realized ck_assert doesn't cause SIGABRT like assert, and then the debugger also just exits instead of showing me the line, the assertion failure, letting me poke everything etc. I think libcheck forking by default, and apparently not using SIGABRT by default with ck_assert, is bad for newcomers and still kind of a recurring trap for longer term users and might be worth changing? But maybe that's just me.
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First of all, maybe I'm just doing it wrong. But I don't quite get why libcheck is set up the way it is by default, and it continues to bite me. I always forget to disable the forking, so there's always that moment where I run the unit test in a graphical debugger and the debugger just exits when the fork happens. And now I just tested and realized
ck_assertdoesn't cause SIGABRT likeassert, and then the debugger also just exits instead of showing me the line, the assertion failure, letting me poke everything etc. I think libcheck forking by default, and apparently not using SIGABRT by default withck_assert, is bad for newcomers and still kind of a recurring trap for longer term users and might be worth changing? But maybe that's just me.Seen with libcheck version: check-0.15.2-150400.1.6.src as provided by OpenSUSE repositories
Seen on operating system: OpenSUSE Leap 15.5.
Compiler used: gcc 12.3.0 as provided by OpenSUSE repositories
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