fsfw/unittest/tests/datapoollocal/LocalPoolVariableTest.cpp

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#include "LocalPoolOwnerBase.h"
#include <catch2/catch_test_macros.hpp>
#include <fsfw/datapoollocal/HasLocalDataPoolIF.h>
#include <unittest/core/CatchDefinitions.h>
TEST_CASE("LocalPoolVariable" , "[LocPoolVarTest]") {
LocalPoolOwnerBase poolOwner(objects::TEST_LOCAL_POOL_OWNER_BASE);
REQUIRE(poolOwner.initializeHkManager() == retval::CATCH_OK);
REQUIRE(poolOwner.initializeHkManagerAfterTaskCreation()
== retval::CATCH_OK);
// very basic test.
lp_var_t<uint8_t> testVariable = lp_var_t<uint8_t>(
objects::TEST_LOCAL_POOL_OWNER_BASE, lpool::uint8VarId);
REQUIRE(testVariable.read() == retval::CATCH_OK);
CHECK(testVariable.value == 0);
testVariable.value = 5;
REQUIRE(testVariable.commit() == retval::CATCH_OK);
REQUIRE(testVariable.read() == retval::CATCH_OK);
REQUIRE(testVariable.value == 5);
// not try to use a local pool variable which does not exist
lp_var_t<uint8_t> invalidVariable = lp_var_t<uint8_t>(
objects::TEST_LOCAL_POOL_OWNER_BASE, 0xffffffff);
REQUIRE(invalidVariable.read() ==
static_cast<int>(HasLocalDataPoolIF::POOL_ENTRY_NOT_FOUND));
// now try to access with wrong type
lp_var_t<int8_t> invalidVariable2 = lp_var_t<int8_t>(
objects::TEST_LOCAL_POOL_OWNER_BASE, lpool::uint8VarId);
REQUIRE(invalidVariable2.read() ==
static_cast<int>(HasLocalDataPoolIF::POOL_ENTRY_TYPE_CONFLICT));
}