the reason is that there is no need for the `mod test` directive in
test.rc. This effectively creates loads the `test.rs` file twice, once
in the root namespace and once as the module `test`.
Niko
On 4/10/12 8:07 PM, Alexander Stavonin wrote:
Hi all,
I've faced with strange behavior of #[test] command. Could someone
explain me is it bug or feature.
--------- test.rc ----------
#[link (name="test",
vers = "0.1",
uuid = "B019C86D-C7ED-4263-810E-B12A33E6954C")];
#[crate_type = "lib"];
use std;
mod test;
------ END -------
--------- test.rs ----------
fn foo() -> bool { ret true }
#[test]
fn foo_test() {
assert foo() == true;
}
------ END -------
Compiling and run it:
astavonin:/Users/../RustTests: rustc --test test.rc
warning: no debug symbols in executable (-arch x86_64)
astavonin:/Users/../RustTests: ./test
running *_2_* tests
test foo_test ... ok
test test::foo_test ... ok
result: ok. 2 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored
Question: Why 2 tests was created from just 1 foo_test() test
function? Also, it's looks like both tests are running parallel and
sometimes it provoke segmentation faults in case of more complex tests.
Regards,
Alexander.
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