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 ====== Testing ====== ====== Testing ======
-We use [[https://github.com/google/googletest|Google Test]] as our test framework. Read [[https://github.com/google/googletest/blob/master/googletest/docs/Primer.md]] to understand how to use the available macros for defining test cases. +We use [[https://google.github.io/googletest/|Google Test]] as our test framework. Read [[https://google.github.io/googletest/primer.html]] to understand how to use the available macros for defining test cases. 
  
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 ===== Running the Tests ===== ===== Running the Tests =====
-Navigate to the directory ''test'' of the build directory of eeros and run the tests as follows.: +Make sure to compile the unit tests with the cmake argument ''-DUSE_TESTS=TRUE''. Navigate to the directory ''test'' of the build directory of eeros and run the tests as follows.: 
 <code cpp> <code cpp>
 $ ./unitTests  --library sim                  // run all the tests using the simulator as hal $ ./unitTests  --library sim                  // run all the tests using the simulator as hal
-$ ./unitTests  -lib sim                       // run all the tests using the simulator, short option +$ ./unitTests  -l sim                         // run all the tests using the simulator, short option 
-$ ./unitTests  -lib flink                     // run all the tests using flink, short option +$ ./unitTests  -l flink                       // run all the tests using flink, short option 
-$ ./unitTests  -lib comedi                    // run all the tests using comedi, short option+$ ./unitTests  -l comedi                      // run all the tests using comedi, short option
 $ ./unitTests  --gtest_filter=control*        // run all the tests in control $ ./unitTests  --gtest_filter=control*        // run all the tests in control
 $ ./unitTests  --gtest_filter=math*           // run all the tests in math $ ./unitTests  --gtest_filter=math*           // run all the tests in math
 $ ./unitTests  --gtest_filter=mathMatrix*     // run all the tests in math/Matrix $ ./unitTests  --gtest_filter=mathMatrix*     // run all the tests in math/Matrix
 $ ./unitTests  --gtest_filter=-hal*           // run all the tests without hal $ ./unitTests  --gtest_filter=-hal*           // run all the tests without hal
-$ ./unitTests  -lib sim --gtest_filter=hal*   // run all the tests in hal using the simulator+$ ./unitTests  -l sim --gtest_filter=hal*     // run all the tests in hal using the simulator
 </code> </code>
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 +For the test with the HAL you need to install the [[getting_started:install_wrapper#simulator|]] and set the library path (see [[getting_started:deploy|]]) so that the simulator library can be found.
 +
 +===== Suppress Logger Output =====
 +We do not want to mangle output from control blocks or from the safety system with output from the testing framework. If you test a component which uses the logger framework, make sure to set the default stream logger and to set 'cout' to 'failed' state. This will prevent output to be written to the log.
 +<code cpp>
 +std::cout.setstate(std::ios_base::badbit);
 +eeros::logger::Logger::setDefaultStreamLogger(std::cout);
 +</code>
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