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Simplify testworks specs #112
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housel
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Nov 27, 2019
Previously, the function-test, class-test, macro-test, variable-test and constant-test macros generated functions that were accumulated and then executed with with-test-unit. This turns them into normal tests that are executed via the generated test suite.
This removes the tracking of definitions and bindings in favor of just immediately generating the appropriate tests to check the specifications. This removes the remaining usages of with-test-unit.
This is no longer used.
These are often not implemented, so this makes reports more useful.
This wasn't necessary and was just extra boilerplate. It also lets me give the tests better names more readily.
This re-organizes some of the macros to try to make the intent more clear and to separate module-spec and protocol-spec definers to call into the same underlying macros. This also brings back support for a module-spec referencing a protocol-spec and having that work. (This is used in the DUIM tests and probably others.)
No reason for these to be separate libraries. Also combined all of specs into one file, because it's easier to navigate the code that way.
* Removed the `define {variable,function,macro,constant,etc}-test` macros since they are just a more verbose and more difficult to remember way to write `define test`. * Removed `define library-spec` and `define module-spec`, both of which are trivially replaced with `define suite`. `define protocol-spec` is replaced by `define interface-specification-suite` which should be given a normal test suite name. The latter does one thing: performs automatic checks for an API. It does not generate suites that expect one test per definition to be written by the user. It's up to the user how they organize their test suite. * Removed the `generic-function` spec, which was apparently redundant with the `generic function` (with a space) spec. Maybe this was necessary due to an old fixed bug? * Removed class-test-function interface (just write normal tests)
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Second try. I think this is ready now, but it's big so it's possible I've missed something that needed polishing.
Rendered doc is here: http://50.116.53.62:8000/index.html