Closed ataulien closed 4 years ago
Thanks. I'll take a look at it.
However, are you sure it is for every failing test? abort()
is only used if TEST_ASSERT()
fails. When the test sticks to TEST_CHECK()
, the test continues but will eventually exit with non-zero (when assuming the default behavior without --no-exec
; with --no-exec
the test is just a function call).
Ah, you're right, I should really be using TEST_CHECK
! Thanks for the reminder!
When compiling with MSVC, Windows outputs this on every failing test:
This can easily be disabled by calling the following (See MSDN):
I'm just not sure where, otherwise this would be a PR!
An other solution would be to simply not use
abort()
on windows, but a special exit-code.