gmock-more-args

This header-only library add gMock functionality for methods with number of arguments from 11 up to 15.

• Introduction
• Compatibility
• Usage
  • Step 1: Adding includes
  • Step 2: Declare mock method with more than 10 arguments
• Samples
• License
• Version history
  • Version 1.1.1 (18 Feb 2022)
  • Version 1.1.0 (18 Apr 2019)
  • Version 1.0.1 (18 Apr 2019)
  • Version 1.0.0 (12 Oct 2017)

Introduction

gMock is a C++ framework for writing mock classes. Mock methods are defined by MOCK_METHODn() marco. However it can handle up to 10 arguments. But in some cases we need more.

For example we have such declaration of WINAPI function with 11 arguments:

NTSTATUS WINAPI NtCreateUserProcess(
    PHANDLE                         phProcess,
    PHANDLE                         threadHandle,
    ACCESS_MASK                     processDesiredAccess,
    ACCESS_MASK                     threadDesiredAccess,
    POBJECT_ATTRIBUTES              processObjectAttributes,
    POBJECT_ATTRIBUTES              threadObjectAttributes,
    ULONG                           processFlags,
    ULONG                           threadFlags,
    PRTL_USER_PROCESS_PARAMETERS    processParameters,
    PVOID                           createInfo,
    PVOID                           attributeList
    );

Before gmock-more-args we had to wrap arguments into structure:

struct CreateUserProcessParams
{
    PHANDLE                         phProcess;
    PHANDLE                         ThreadHandle;
    ACCESS_MASK                     ProcessDesiredAccess;
    ACCESS_MASK                     ThreadDesiredAccess;
    POBJECT_ATTRIBUTES              ProcessObjectAttributes;
    POBJECT_ATTRIBUTES              ThreadObjectAttributes;
    ULONG                           ProcessFlags;
    ULONG                           ThreadFlags;
    PRTL_USER_PROCESS_PARAMETERS    ProcessParameters;
    PVOID                           CreateInfo;
    PVOID                           AttributeLis;
};

And pass it like a single argument:

MOCK_METHOD1(MockNtCreateUserProcess, NTSTATUS(CreateUserProcessParams params));

With gmock-more-args we just use MOCK_METHOD11:

MOCK_GLOBAL_FUNC11(MockNtCreateUserProcess, NTSTATUS(
    PHANDLE                         phProcess,
    PHANDLE                         ThreadHandle,
    ACCESS_MASK                     ProcessDesiredAccess,
    ACCESS_MASK                     ThreadDesiredAccess,
    POBJECT_ATTRIBUTES              ProcessObjectAttributes,
    POBJECT_ATTRIBUTES              ThreadObjectAttributes,
    ULONG                           ProcessFlags,
    ULONG                           ThreadFlags,
    PRTL_USER_PROCESS_PARAMETERS    ProcessParameters,
    PVOID                           CreateInfo,
    PVOID                           AttributeLis
    ));

Compatibility

Compatibility of gmock-more-args with different gMock versions:

gmock-more-args	gMock
1.0.x	1.8.0
-	1.8.1
1.1.x	1.10.0-1.11.0

Usage

Step 1: Adding includes

At first your project needs to know about gmock-more-args.

1. Add gmock-more-args/include to the project include paths.
2. Add #include <gmock-more-args/gmock-more-args.h> after gMock include.

Step 2: Declare mock method with more than 10 arguments

Syntax is exactly the same as in gMock. For example, to mock method methodWith11Args with 11 int arguments and int result you have to write declaration:

MOCK_METHOD11(methodWith11Args, int(int, int, int, int, int, int, int, int, int, int, int));

Samples

Samples live in the separate repository.

License

gmock-more-args is licensed under the MIT License. You can freely use it in your commercial or opensource software.

Version history

Version 1.1.1 (18 Feb 2022)

• Added compatibility with gMock 1.11.0

Version 1.1.0 (18 Apr 2019)

• Added compatibility with gMock 1.10.0

Version 1.0.1 (18 Apr 2019)

• Added compatibility with gMock 1.8.0

Version 1.0.0 (12 Oct 2017)

• Initial public release