A C-style cast was added by commit 3f6ff4b5db (create_test_sourcelist:
add test driver option to run all tests, 2021-04-27, v3.21.0-rc1~257^2).
Use our `CM_CAST` macro to adapt based on the language.
Move a declaration added by commit 3f6ff4b5db (create_test_sourcelist:
add test driver option to run all tests, 2021-04-27, v3.21.0-rc1~257^2)
into its own scope.
New option `-A` passed to test binary allows to run all testcases at
once and prints a report in a standard format - TestAnythingProtocol v.13 [1].
Execution of test whose names will be passed after an option will be skipped.
Sample of output:
TAP version 13
1..6
ok 1 TestCryptoHash # 0.030000
ok 2 TestCryptoRand # 0.008000
not ok 3 TestCryptoCipher # 0.005000
ok 4 TestCryptoProtectData # 0.000000
cbPlainText: 21 cbCipherText: 32
PlainText: MySecretPassword123! (cbPlainText = 21, cbCipherText = 32)
Decrypted CipherText: MySecretPassword123!
ok 5 TestCryptoProtectMemory # 0.014000
ok 6 TestCryptoCertEnumCertificatesInStore # 0.000000
1. https://testanything.org/Fixes: #19367
GCC 8.1.0 now gives an error if `strncpy` is called with a bound
depending on the length of the source argument. Replace `strncpy` with
`strcpy` as the length is known a priori.
Fixes: #18038
Since commit v3.8.0-rc1~51^2~1 (TestDriver: calc NumTests at compile
time, 2017-01-24) we convert an expression that uses `sizeof()` to an
`int` as a compile-time constant. Some GCC versions warn about this
with `-Wconversion`. Add a cast to avoid the warning.
As reported by Coverity Scan, if the configured file contains a #include,
Untrusted array index read
The array index could be controlled by an attacker, leading to reads outside
the bounds of the array.
In main: Read from array at index computed using an unscrutinized value from
an untrusted source (CWE-129)
CID 1081283 (#1 of 1): Untrusted array index read (TAINTED_SCALAR)
25. tainted_data: Using tainted variable "testToRun" as an index into an array
"cmakeGeneratedFunctionMapEntries".
