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1527482
Added clang-7 to travis build (#161)
by AMS21
· 6 years ago
288e34f
Merge pull request #159 from rantasub/StaticNoLint
by Viktor Kirilov
· 6 years ago
218c9c7
Silent clang-tidy warnings for static fields
by Stephan Fackler
· 6 years ago
f4e82db
changelog for 2.0.1
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
2.0.1
8360550
Merge branch 'dev'
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
9639cee
version 2.0.1
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
dc01198
fixed issue #149
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
af39bae
Correct format string for unsigned char (#154)
by Thomas Bleher
· 6 years ago
04f3798
Correctly document when a main() entry point will be created (#155)
by Thomas Bleher
· 6 years ago
f3843c4
fixed ussue #147
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
1204486
added reporters link in reference sections
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
cb6a29f
minor stuff
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
bba24e8
changelog for version 2.0.0
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
2.0.0
c734f30
sloppy documentation of the current state of the reporter interface.
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
f8d5719
version 2.0.0
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
2865aa0
small docs fixes
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
8954085
using the .svg files for the logo/icon (and also moved and renamed them) - relates #141 and #145
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
80718be
small docs update
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
a9f53e7
Update README.md
by area55
· 6 years ago
1172609
Add files via upload
by area55
· 6 years ago
25277bb
finally resolved issue #126 and #143 "properly" - turns out the problem is this: when using clang from xcode - that means libc++. in that case I include <iosfwd> instead of forward-declaring std::ostream myself. Then if the user includes somewhere only the doctest header and <string> and then does a comparison - then and only then will there be some linker issue which I previously had managed to resolve by telling the users to also include <iostream> in that place in their tests. This is a toolchain issue when using the <iosfwd> header - the details are still not clear to me but I managed to get the linker to pull in what is necessary by adding a dummy unused global function in the implementation of doctest that uses operator<< of std::string to print to std::cout.
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
d221656
removed the last traces of gcc on osx in travis CI
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
cec8faa
updated numbers for benchmarks
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
169d4c8
updated charts for benchmarks
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
4d6c853
latest benchmark numbers from linux
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
24bd962
benchmarks under windows redone for doctest/catch
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
4ab5e6b
fixed #143 for real - found the reason for the errors related to the REQUIRE macro not being defined - was disabling exceptions in the feature detection after clang/msvc became non-mutually exclusive. Also detecting if exceptions are disabled for MSVC properly - relates to 44
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
b62ecf4
reworked warning suppression macros in order to properly support clang-cl - relates #143
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
8f10044
clang builds should finally be passing now!
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
8aecdee
oh come on! clang builds - warnings...
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
65cf692
builds should pass now...
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
d9340f5
updates to documentation - relates #4
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
a2e77c7
implemented a full example of using doctest in a threaded environment - relates to #4
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
1f2750f
documented the thread safety features of doctest - relates #4
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
2d48a31
my previous commit was wrong - the actual problem was that I was supplying -ltsan to all sanitizers - not just tsan - so that is why asan builds were failing
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
a4d2069
changed order of flags - since that is the only change since the gcc 5-8 tsan builds started failing...
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
3c549c9
disabled thread sanitizer for a few clang versions - see these builds: https://travis-ci.org/onqtam/doctest/builds/417926743
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
7a72f31
So I just asked myself: "why...? why are you doing this to yourself? where is the self love" - and now I remove all CI builds on travis with GCC installed with homebrew on Mac OS - life should be a bit better now. Not sure why I did those initially and why it took me 2+ years to figure out that they bring 0 value. Letting go is hard. Only XCode/clang builds on Mac OS from now on.
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
d9d22d7
removed a no-longer needed include guard and also removing the -ltsan and gold linker for clang on linux for the thread sanitizer - lets see...
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
b4297f4
fixed #143 for real - had to separate the windows/clang compiler detection since they are not mutually exclusive because of clang-cl... (+ suppressed a clang warning about strtok)
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
009691a
set the linker to gold for the rest of the GCC sanitizer builds (also clang - even though there I get a segmentation fault and not a linking error) and moved the -ltsan linking flag from all sanitizer builds to only linux builds to fix OSX
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
4391967
trying again the thread sanitizers...
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
f150276
added the gold linker for the sanitizers where needed... I guess that's when a newer than the default GCC is used but ld is not the latest so we need gold
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
1ee2d2b
lets see if we need the gold linker still for the sanitizers... since these are the only 4 builds that just failed on the CI (god I hate this part of the project development)
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
e58aa53
removed last reference to 32/64 bitness
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
558afbb
re-enabled some ASAN options which were problematic a few years ago with old GCC versions (patched since)
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
589fd21
removed 32 bit mode builds from travis CI - its about time I simplify my life and make builds faster... 32 bit mode is still checked with VS 2015 and 2017 on appveyor!
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
dd40fa9
moved the -std=c++0x flag in a single place
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
2cd4f08
made the travis config a bit better
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
531e9ca
suppressing warnings for deprecated declarations such as isatty and fileno when using clang-cl - closes #143
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
ae08840
adding -ltsan and also proper TSAN_OPTIONS - relates #4 - lets see if atleast some builds pass... :(
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
7b7bb8a
windows builds with mingw should pass now
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
258aff5
linking the executables for the thread sanitizer as potision independent
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
7b7d161
should link properly on linux/osx
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
5017768
added thread sanitizer tests - relates #4
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
ce1b204
bumping the osx image for gcc 6/7/8 from a no-longer supported xcode 9.3 to the latest
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
25fff35
removing asan 64 for osx images with xcode older than 10 - see this build: https://travis-ci.org/onqtam/doctest/builds/417181981
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
10c2018
removing support for xcode 6 and 7 - only 8+ is supported due to the support for thread_local - relates #4 - see this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28094794/why-does-apple-clang-disallow-c11-thread-local-when-official-clang-supports
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
c9b4e1f
added an example with concurrent threads doing assertions - relates #4 (currently ctest fails on it...)
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
4ca0078
last bit of thread-synchronization done (for the debug output window reporter for windows when attached to a VS debugger) - relates #4
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
2151e3c
removed support for GCC 4.7 and VS 2013 ... they have extensions for thread local storage (__thread and __declspec(thread) respectively) but it works only for POD types... relates #4
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
224e167
all CI builds (VS 2013, GCC 4.7) should pass now! Also the other VS builds should pass - doing a normal ostringstream resetting... relates $4
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
f03cfd9
made all logging macros thread-safe (and also optimized stringification - no need to allocate streams anymore - reusing a single one) - relates #4
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
09fd51d
added xcode10 osx image - https://blog.travis-ci.com/2018-08-16-xcode-10-beta-is-now-available
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
7c606ea
updating osx build matrix according to this: https://blog.travis-ci.com/2018-07-19-xcode9-4-default-announce
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
8bf6dc6
support for VS 15.8
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
b170581
docs... non-interesting change
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
81d496f
calling asserts from different threads spawned from within a single test case is now safe! using the SUBCASE macro in multiple threads will remain a big NO. TODO: logging macros such as INFO() and CAPTURE()... relates #4 and also PR #117 which was a good starting point for this!
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
758d092
the last 0 as null usages are gone
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
4d87d56
moved to nullptr, removed c++98-compat warning suppressions for clang (also long-long and 0 as null for gcc/clang)
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
eac6787
tiny changes
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
25bfda9
hopefully fixing builds...
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
917d79d
fixing builds... relates #114
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
8171c48
polished the feature for allowing the use of asserts outside of a testing context (also example and docs) - relates #114
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
6b05c20
disabling output comparison for the playground project
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
1d68a13
- added the ability to call asserts outside of a testing context without recompiling! currently the fast asserts are optimized for runtime speed to the maximum but the other asserts are not. Sadly logging macros - like INFO() - aren't supported... yet! - closes #114 - the way to do it is to call setAsDefaultForAssertsOutOfTestCases() on a doctest::Context and optionally to register a custom handler with doctest::Context::setAssertHandler()
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
6439abc
clearing some flags after each call to the test_case_end function when reentering for subcases
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
d7360b1
fixing clang builds...
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
b63d394
no clang 3.3/3.4...
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
bfc4a01
trying to get clang 3.3 and 3.4 working on travis
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
fd1a1ea
adding back clang 3.3 and 3.4 to the build matrix
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
fdb8fcc
removing the coverage_maxout .cpp file from the coverage report since its been moved to another folder
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
3ac4c3f
code coverage to the max!
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
f931b08
removed duplicated function
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
1cb49f8
trying to get 2 more clangs builds to pass
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
5401630
a bit more cleanup
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
981c843
fixing clang builds
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
25568b1
bench scripts work for python 3.x - TODO: make it download catch header if not found!
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
355b829
compacted some code
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
086eb82
fixing builds
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
07e5363
compacted namespaces a bit
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
42b60db
moved implementation details into an anonymous namespace (still inside of doctest but outside of detail - reason for this: not to have 3 namespaces nested into each other, downside: had to use detail in doctest (for convenience) - hope it doesn't break anywhere...)
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
3fe13ff
fixing builds
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
35c9336
went... a LOT further: moved almost all implicitly generated inline special member functions from the fwd part and into impl - compile times dropped even further by some 10% for the header cost
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
d6e8661
fixing static analysis issues
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
732287e
this should fix the builds
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
54b5bb9
using gcc 8 on appveyor
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
2d364b9
moved a bunch of code out of fwd and into impl - should improve compile times (and was a bit easier thanks to c++11 "= default" )
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
493c813
using auto and modern for loops - relates #137
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
4317c82
lets see those builds clean!
by onqtam
· 6 years ago
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