Implement FFF_RESET_CALLED_FAKES macro #82
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Hi!
long time user of fff but one thing always annoyed me:
Why do we have to call
RESET_FAKE()
for each fake function individually? Wouldn't it be nice to have a reset all fakes macro?Personally I don't see a reason why not. So I went ahead and implemented a crude solution I thought I'd share.
This PR adds a
FFF_RESET_CALLED_FAKES()
macro which, similar toFFF_RESET_HISTORY()
can be placed in the global setup section of your unit-test. Internally we maintain areset_list
inside the globalfff
struct. Once a fake function is called, the respective_reset
function pointer is placed in this list.FFF_RESET_CALLED_FAKES
simply invokes every function insidefff.reset_list
.Best regards
PS: FFF is awesome!