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Test Enhancements: Multi tests for Typed Conversions, Similar Tests for Multi/Single through cnc_conversion type #1

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ThePhD opened this issue Nov 20, 2021 · 1 comment
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ThePhD commented Nov 20, 2021

The title has it: while we thoroughly test the single-off conversions, we don't fully test the multi-conversion functionality, so that should be added to the test suite. We should also implement such tests using the registry and similar. Finally, we need to test the allocating and non-allocating functions.

  • Test multi (cxnsrtocxns) bulk functions for all 5 core types, similar to the single tests
  • Test single conversions for the cnc_conversion types for all 5 core types / encodings (execution, wide execution, UTF-8, UTF-16, UTF-32)
  • Test multi conversions for the cnc_conversion types for all 5 core types / encodings (execution, wide execution, UTF-8, UTF-16, UTF-32)
  • Test allocation successes and failures for cnc_registry and related opening functions
  • Test that the heap is not used when the space-providing functions are used for the registry and similar.
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ThePhD commented Nov 20, 2021

The first bullet is important to the C Standard Proposal: the rest are much less important and extra functionality that can be revisited later in 2022.

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