Add support of Zephyr OS#4692
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What little I can review and understand looks good to me |
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+1 This is fantastic, and works great out of the box. |
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+1 @dkaszews can you merge it? |
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@awojasinski I'm not a maintainer, I just reviewed it because I'd like to see it merged myself |
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We are also really interested in the change. But we have the problem that the main zephyr thread is still running when the tests are executed. Does anybody else have this issue? |
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Any updates on this? When will this be merged? |
Could you elaborate more about the issue you are getting ? |
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Although Zephyr has it own test suite, it doesn't work well with C++. gtest and gmock seem more adapted. This adds support of Zephyr OS in order to test C++ libraries and applications. Signed-off-by: Alexandre Bailon <abailon@baylibre.com>
This update googletest to use it as Zephyr OS external module. This allows downloading, configure and building googltest using Zephyr west build system, without any user manipulation. Signed-off-by: Alexandre Bailon <abailon@baylibre.com>
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This updates googletest in order to use it with Zephyr.
The first patch update gtest itself to support Zephyr OS it self.
The second adds files used by Zephyr build system. If this is not acceptable, then I will drop it and find another way to integrate it to zephyr build system.