Without using a `std::string` the compiler may put the `const char*` C-Strings to the same memory address so our test might succeed when it should not.
Add a short descriptive comment and check the property where it is used.
The fixture is not really required and can be replaced by definitions in
each test which even improves readability.
Also the tests are partially redundant due to implicit conversions so
add test in test_function for actual usage testing of string comparisons.
Added unit tests for the cases of matching and serializing C-style strings (char*) that are nullptr.
(As of this revision, these new tests correctly fail, except for the test of mock::equal; fix to follow.)
This allows support for any number of arguments and makes setting MOCK_MAX_ARGS unnecessary.
It also allows for easier debugging due to being able to step into actual code instead of preprocessor generated stuff
- Check callability of function.expect.with(...)
- Check serialization of MOCK_CONSTRAINT
- Actually test some variations of MOCK_CONSTRAINT usages
- Add more test for unique_ptr (move-only class)
- Remove redundant stuff from test_log and change a few values to catch mistakes
- Add test for *-matcher serialization
