SDP_DATA_NIL does not have a value, but its sdp_data_t val field is
zeroed by memset(), so just treat it as UINT8 with zero value to
simplify checking (and not require a separate macro.)
SDP_BOOL is handled by SDP library as a INT8.
SDP_UINT128/SDP_INT128 are just byte arrays converted to host order, so
use memcmp() to compare them (converting from host to network order
first.)
These tests are for valid data. Other tests might be added later to
check for error paths, but will require separate macros.
{TEXT,URL}_STR32 cannot be tested with the same macros because
sdp_extract_attr() does not support them. They will be tested
separately with other SDP library functions.
As example of failure output, if commit
504a0cf46a is reverted for testing, the
STR16 test will fail with:
ERROR:unit/test-sdp.c:776:test_sdp_de_attr: assertion failed
(test->input_size == size): (7 == 11)
While running tests, the D-Bus library was set to call _exit() when the
client leaves the bus. This caused the second test to be interrupted
without providing a PASS/FAIL result. This was confirmed by running
test-sdp with DBUS_VERBOSE=1.
This commit disables this behavior, which does not exist on BlueZ
because g_dbus_set_disconnect_function() implicitly does this.
If g_dbus_setup_private() fails (e.g. a session bus is not available,
and there is no X11 for dbus-launch to work), the tests are silently
skipped.
With this commit, the D-Bus error message is also printed if verbose
mode is enabled. The test is still skipped as before.
Using the "raw_data" name makes sense, given the macro is just casting
input (raw) data. It will also be reused in other tests with raw input
data.
Also fix this minor checkpatch.pl error:
ERROR:COMPLEX_MACRO: Macros with complex values should be enclosed in
parenthesis
+#define raw_data(args...) (const unsigned char[]) { args }
g_test_fail() is introduced in Glib v2.30 and we are using Glib v2.28 as
the minimum requirement for the build. This patch resolves the
compilation error that happen with Glib v2.28.
Error log:
CC unit/test-mgmt.o
unit/test-mgmt.c: In function ‘check_actions’:
unit/test-mgmt.c💯2: error: implicit declaration of
function ‘g_test_fail’ [-Werror=implicit-function-declaration]
cc1: all warnings being treated as errors
make[1]: *** [unit/test-mgmt.o] Error 1
make: *** [all] Error 2
