#include #include #include const AP_HAL::HAL& hal = AP_HAL::get_HAL(); #define streq(x, y) (!strcmp(x, y)) // from the GNU snprintf manpage: // The functions snprintf() and vsnprintf() do not write more than size // bytes (including the terminating null byte ('\0')). If the output was // truncated due to this limit, then the return value is the number of // characters (excluding the terminating null byte) which would have been // written to the final string if enough space had been available. Thus, // a return value of size or more means that the output was truncated. TEST(vsnprintf_Test, Basic) { char output[300]; { int bytes_required = hal.util->snprintf(output, ARRAY_SIZE(output), "Fred: %u", 37); EXPECT_TRUE(streq(output, "Fred: 37")); EXPECT_EQ(bytes_required, 8); } { int bytes_required = hal.util->snprintf(output, 3, "Fred: %u", 37); EXPECT_TRUE(streq(output, "Fr")); EXPECT_EQ(bytes_required, 8); } { snprintf(output, ARRAY_SIZE(output), "0123"); int bytes_required = hal.util->snprintf(output, 0, "Fred: %u", 37); EXPECT_TRUE(streq(output, "0123")); EXPECT_EQ(bytes_required, 8); } { // ensure rest of buffer survives memset(output, 'A', 10); const int bytes_required = snprintf(output, 5, "012345678"); EXPECT_TRUE(streq(output, "0123")); EXPECT_EQ(bytes_required, 9); EXPECT_EQ(output[6], 'A'); } { // simple float const int bytes_required = hal.util->snprintf(output, ARRAY_SIZE(output), "%f", 1/3.0); EXPECT_EQ(bytes_required, 8); EXPECT_TRUE(streq(output, "0.333333")); } { // less simple float const int bytes_required = hal.util->snprintf(output, ARRAY_SIZE(output), "%30.9f", 1/3.0); EXPECT_EQ(bytes_required, 28); EXPECT_TRUE(streq(output, " 0.3333333")); } { // simple string const int bytes_required = hal.util->snprintf(output, ARRAY_SIZE(output), "%s %s %c", "ABC", "DEF", 'x'); EXPECT_EQ(bytes_required, 9); EXPECT_TRUE(streq(output, "ABC DEF x")); } } AP_GTEST_MAIN()