Add "default" empty implementation for Timer and SleepMs() #170
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Note: the CI failure is not limited to this PR and is likely a preexisting problem on the master branch. See e.g. https://travis-ci.org/unittest-cpp/unittest-cpp/builds/322087958 |
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@p12tic thanks for the PR. I've been away for a while but I will take a look soon. |
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First, let me thank you for the great library that UnitTest++ is.
This PR upstreams some of the changes we have in a private fork of UnitTest++ at Unity Technologies.
A "default" implementation of
TimerandTimeHelpers::SleepMs()has been added which could be used on platforms that either don't support timers or simply are not implemented in UnitTest (which does happen on weird platforms that Unity supports). Additionally, the implementation classes have been renamed to unique names so that accidental ODR clashes are not possible and instead we get a link error. Otherwise, depending on compilation flags, silent stack corruption would result.