[COR-8] Get rid of objective C in test cases

• Type: Bug
• Status: Open
• Priority: Blocker
• Resolution: Unresolved
• Fix Version/s: 0.5
• Component/s: Consumers - dftest
• Environment: source
• Assignee: Peter Kelly
• Reporter: jan iversen
• Created: 19/Dec/14 19:01
• Updated: 13/Feb/15 06:33

Description

its for now just in the test cases, but lets get the last parts out.

peter:

I think in all of these tests they just check to make sure the behaviour of our own functions matches those of the corresponding functions in the iOS/OS X APIs.

What I'll do here is to capture the output of those functions and include those specifically in the respective files, so we don't actually have to run the iOS/OS X versions (and can thus run these tests on other platforms)

peter:

There's two types of tests - one which are run as part of the "proper" test suite (*.test in various directories, run using dfutil -test ) and a few other ad-hoc tests which haven't been properly organised.

The Objective C-based test code is in the latter category. Since they're not part of the "official" set of tests yet it's not affecting the passing of the others, but in due course this code will be translated to C so it can run on all platforms.

Issue Links

• duplicates: COR-42 Apple Dependencies in DFUtil Source