The add_custom_target() CMake function for the test_suite target has been
shifted from test_suite/CMakeLists.txt to the top level CMakeLists.txt file.
The variable setting CMake code required for this has also been shifted. This
allows for the same build command 'cmake --build . --target test_suite' to work
on all operating systems.
Revert this change - I will re-add the unit-tests again, but we need
a different approach for 8.3 stations, than what I did here.
This reverts commit 91cc83abb5.
In 8.3 mode, ensure that 25 and 75Khz channels can be tuned using the
abbreviated syntax (eg 118.02 for 118.025).
As part of this, add test coverage of the CommRadio for basic and 8.3-
mode operation.
When the lat-lon of a waypoint disagrees with the discovered ident by
more than a threshold, assume we have a DB mismatch, and just revert
to a basic wpt specified by lat-lon. This avoids inserting huge
legs by selecting a very distant navaid with matching ident
https://sourceforge.net/p/flightgear/codetickets/1814/
Add better airway support, fix various issues with VIA, and add
parsing / generation of ICAO route strings. Also fix the
serialisation of flight-plans with airway enroute segments, so these
can be restored correctly.
Upcoming flight-planning changes want to use the perf computation code
in route-path, so move it to a public class, and implement some of the
missing functionality, especially correct GS computation for altitude.
As this code has significant bit-rot and requires a lot of work to compile and
run again, it is currently deactivated.
The test also writes to the files "/Users/jmt/Desktop/airways.kml" and
"/Users/jmt/Desktop/procedures.kml" and would need to be modified to write to a
temporary directory and the file contents reread and checked by the test.
The extractBits(), signExtend(), and writeBits() functions of the anonymous
namespace in Input/FGHIDEventInput.cxx have been shifted out of the namespace
and are now exposed via the header. This is needed as
<Input/FGHIDEventInput.cxx> cannot be imported within the CppUnit
infrastructure, as it is already built into the run_test_suite binary.
In the initTestGlobals() helper function, the event manager is added to the subsystem manager (both
created by the FGGlobals ctor). This allows the event manager to be destroyed via the subsystem
manager in the FGGlobals dtor.
The test_suite/helpers directory has been renamed to test_suite/FGTestApi/ and
all the fgtest namespaces renamed to FGTestApi. The helper functions are now
also placed into either a setUp or tearDown namespace depending on their
function. And a new FGTestApi::PrivateAccessor::FDM namespace has been created
for holding friend classes used to access private or protected variables or
functions from solely within the test suite.
This allows the sources and headers in src/Main/ to be used by other targets.
They are grouped into the new "Main" flightgear component via the macro in the
FlightGearComponent CMake module. The bootstrap.cxx file with its main function
has been separated out into a separate variable MAIN_SOURCE for use by the fgfs
binary.
All these files have therefore been removed from the test_suite CMakeLists.txt
file, as they are added via FG_SOURCES and FG_HEADERS. The MSVC grouping code
also does not need to deal with the now deleted separate SOURCE and HEADER
variables for these files.
This is for simplifying the main src/Main/CMakeLists.txt file and allowing the
code to be shared with the test suite.
The generated source and header files have also been removed from the main
source list and placed in the CMake module as the global variables
EMBEDDED_RESOURCE_SOURCES and EMBEDDED_RESOURCE_HEADERS.
Some of the unit tests defined with the new test infrastructure[1]
initialize the QApplication; for these tests, it is necessary to ensure
that the QApplication instance is destroyed before exit() begins,
otherwise we get a segfault when run_test_suite terminates (see [2]).
In order to prevent this segfault from happening, call
flightgear::shutdownQtApp() unconditionally from
fgtest::shutdownTestGlobals() as long as Qt support is compiled in
(flightgear::shutdownQtApp() is safe to call even if the QApplication
hasn't been initialized).
[1] Currently, the three PosInitTests::* tests.
[2] https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-48709
The exceptions that occur after this call can be handled by CppUnit, but the
exit() results in the test suite silently exiting without restoring stdout and
stderr.
