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I'm keen to do some of the exercises outlined here; however, before I begin, I've been trying to set up C unit tests for any code that I eventually write. In the past, I've used GoogleTest and CMake in my own C projects, which is pretty straightforward to set up but I haven't been able to get this combo to work for the OS161 kernel so far.
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I'm keen to do some of the exercises outlined here; however, before I begin, I've been trying to set up C unit tests for any code that I eventually write. In the past, I've used GoogleTest and CMake in my own C projects, which is pretty straightforward to set up but I haven't been able to get this combo to work for the OS161 kernel so far.
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The following questions that I have are platform and testing framework agnostic but in the interest of being precise, I have been trying to set up CMake so that it is able to run a simple "Catch2" unit test. I'm use CLion as my test runner to make life easy and everything is running on Ubuntu 18.04.
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My current attempt is as follows. The full repository containing this attempt can be found here:
