On Fri 06/06/14,16:46, Keith Creasy wrote: > Then, what you are calling an "expected failure" is actually a passing test. > So, it should say "passed". > > If I write a test that says something like > AssertFalse(1 == 0, "Test that 1 is not equal to 0."); > > Then the test passes. The test you give is a pass, but is not the case for the expected failures. in exampleTest.c we have something like Assert(invarient1 == 0, "ensure cursor always starts at 0."); when we compile and run exampleTest it always fails. then in makefile.am we override this by marking exampleTest this as a known failure. hope this is clearer. Mesar
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