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Reference

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	\| ''label'' is a pointer to a null-terminated string<br/>		\| ''label'' is a pointer to a null-terminated string<br/>
	''message'' is a pointer to a null-terminated format string<br/>		''message'' is a pointer to a null-terminated format string<br/>
	''...'' variable list ~~(up to 9)~~ matching the format string<br/>		''...'' variable list matching the format string<br/>
	When used in the context of a c++ compilation unit, this macro also supports the streaming operator to append to the message string (see example below)		When used in the context of a c++ compilation unit, this macro also supports the streaming operator to append to the message string (see example below)
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Code Snippets

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	/* a test point with formatted string payload */		/* a test point with formatted string payload */
	~~srTEST_POINT_STR1~~("third test point", "payload with format string %d", myVar);		srTEST_POINT_STR("third test point", "payload with format string %d", myVar);

	#ifdef __cplusplus		#ifdef __cplusplus

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Reference

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	\| '''srTEST_POINT_STR'''(''label'', ''message'')		\| '''srTEST_POINT_STR'''(''label'', ''message'')
	\| ''label'' is a pointer to a null-terminated string<br/>		\| ''label'' is a pointer to a null-terminated string<br/>
	''message'' is a pointer to a null-terminated string<br/>		''message'' is a pointer to a null-terminated format string<br/>
			''...'' variable list (up to 9) matching the format string<br/>
	When used in the context of a c++ compilation unit, this macro also supports the streaming operator to append to the message string (see example below)		When used in the context of a c++ compilation unit, this macro also supports the streaming operator to append to the message string (see example below)

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	~~\| '''srTEST_POINT_STR[1..9]'''(''label'', ''message'', ...)~~
	~~\| ''label'' is a pointer to a null-terminated string<br/>~~
	~~''message'' is a pointer to a null-terminated format string<br/>~~
	~~''...'' variable list (up to 9) matching the format string~~

	\|}		\|}

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	Expectation testing is made possible by selective developer instrumentation of the source under test. The instrumentation is unobtrusive and powerful, supporting the ability to optionally attach string or binary data to the Test Point.		[[Expectations\|Expectation]] testing is made possible by selective developer instrumentation of the source under test. The instrumentation is unobtrusive and powerful, supporting the ability to optionally attach string or binary data to the Test Point.

	== Reference ==		== Reference ==

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API Reference

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	Expectation testing is made possible by selective developer instrumentation of the source under test. The instrumentation is unobtrusive and powerful, supporting the ability to optionally attach string or binary data to the Test Point.		Expectation testing is made possible by selective developer instrumentation of the source under test. The instrumentation is unobtrusive and powerful, supporting the ability to optionally attach string or binary data to the Test Point.

	== ~~API~~ Reference ==		== Reference ==
	To specify a test point you should include the '''srtest.h''' header file from the STRIDE Runtime in your compilation unit. The Test Point macros are active only when <tt>STRIDE_ENABLED</tt> is <tt>#define</tt>d, therefore it is practical to place these macros in-line in production source. When <tt>STRIDE_ENABLED</tt> is not <tt>#define</tt>d, these macros evaluate to nothing.		To specify a test point you should include the '''srtest.h''' header file from the STRIDE Runtime in your compilation unit. The Test Point macros are active only when <tt>STRIDE_ENABLED</tt> is <tt>#define</tt>d, therefore it is practical to place these macros in-line in production source. When <tt>STRIDE_ENABLED</tt> is not <tt>#define</tt>d, these macros evaluate to nothing.

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C++ Only Features

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	=== C++ Only Features ===		=== C++ Only Features ===
	In C++ source the string variants of the macros above support adding to other content to the message by using the << operator. ~~For example:~~		In C++ source the string variants of the macros above support adding to other content to the message by using the << operator. For more information please read [[C%2B%2B_Only_Features\|this]].

	~~<source lang="cpp">~~
	~~srTEST_POINT_STR("A", "") << "My custom message";~~
	~~</source>~~

	For more information please read [[C%2B%2B_Only_Features\|this]].

	== Code Snippets ==		== Code Snippets ==

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= C++ Only Features

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	=== C++ Only Features ==		=== C++ Only Features ===
	In C++ source the string variants of the macros above support adding to other content to the message by using the << operator. For example:		In C++ source the string variants of the macros above support adding to other content to the message by using the << operator. For example:

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API Reference

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			=== C++ Only Features ==
			In C++ source the string variants of the macros above support adding to other content to the message by using the << operator. For example:

			<source lang="cpp">
			srTEST_POINT_STR("A", "") << "My custom message";
			</source>

			For more information please read [[C%2B%2B_Only_Features\|this]].

	== Code Snippets ==		== Code Snippets ==

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API Reference

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	\|-valign="top"		\|-valign="top"
	\| '''srTEST_POINT_STR[1..4]'''(''label'', ''message'', ...)		\| '''srTEST_POINT_STR[1..9]'''(''label'', ''message'', ...)
	\| ''label'' is a pointer to a null-terminated string<br/>		\| ''label'' is a pointer to a null-terminated string<br/>
	''message'' is a pointer to a null-terminated format string<br/>		''message'' is a pointer to a null-terminated format string<br/>
	''...'' variable list (up to 4) matching the format string		''...'' variable list (up to 9) matching the format string

	\|}		\|}