The test I am writing is to test an implementation of WebRTC's TCP socket in content process. These codes are build on top of TCPSocket's IPDL in C++ and don't have IDL so it cannot be called directly from JS, and the tests for chrome process version are written with gtest. Therefore I am thinking of writing a similar one with gtest but run in content process.
Patrick On 10/3/14 8:44 PM, Benjamin Smedberg wrote: > > On 10/3/2014 4:59 AM, Patrick Wang wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I am trying to write a C++ unit test for code that runs in child >> process, but all c++ tests I found run in parent process. Is it possible >> to write a c++ test case that runs in child process, or is there any >> example in our code? > > Could you be more specific? We have the following possible harnesses: > > gtest - typically these tests are low-level C++ tests and often don't > initialize XPCOM at all. Certainly they don't have the concept of > chrome/content processes. > xpcshell - typically test the API surface of a component written in JS > or C++ > > Neither of these particularly care about chrome/content: if you're > actually testing a C++ component and not doing integration testing, is > it possible that you don't need to care? > > --BDS >
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