ctests: stop including C files in the test files #432
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This approach sounds reasonable to me. Especially with the default CC @fnordahl WDYT? Would that work for you? |
With these changes, a copy of libnetplan without static functions will be build. All the test files will be linked against this separate library. With that, there is no need to include the C files in the test files anymore. To make this possible, all the static keywords in function declarations were replaced with a macro that will be defined at compilation time.
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Rebased on top of the last batch of commits. |
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With these changes, a copy of libnetplan without static functions will be build. All the test files will be linked against this separate library. With that, there is no need to include the C files in the test files anymore.
To make this possible, all the static keywords in function declarations were replaced with a macro that will be defined at compilation time.
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My goal is to make #425 easier to be implemented. Also, refactoring the C code is less likely to break the build of test files...
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make checksuccessfully.make check-coverage).