This tester was made with the first version of ft_containers' subject
Thus it does not test iterator traits (yet?)
Also, passing this tester does not mean the project was done correctly, please go further
Go in your ft_containers' directory:
git clone https://github.com/mli42/containers_test.git && cd ./containers_test/Expected tree:
. [ft_container]
├── <container>.hpp
├── [...]
└── containers_test
└── [...]
If your project does not fit the expected tree (e.g. has sub-directories and/or file names are capitalized or what)
Please edit the first line of ./<container>/common.hpp (for filenames)
Or the variable tested_path in fct.sh (for special path)
Then what?
There are a three executables! How do we use them?
./do.sh [container_to_test] [...]
./cmp_one <path/to/test_file>
./one <path/to/test_file> [namespace=ft]Examples:
./do.sh # tests every containers
./do.sh vector list # tests only vector && list
./cmp_one srcs/list/size.cpp # prints the result comparison (ft/std) on this test file only
./one srcs/list/rite.cpp # prints the output of this test file using ft namespace
./one srcs/list/rite.cpp std # prints the output of this test file using the stdHow to read the output ?
The [ ✅ / ❌ ] emojis shows if they behave the same, i.e if the STL and your implementation:
- compile the same way,
- return the same number,
- print the same output.
If a diff occurs, a deepthought is created and logs are kept.
The [Y/N] shows if the STL compile (Y) or not (N), there are some test where you should not compile.
(If every test gives `N`, there is probably a problem with your hpp headers. Use ./one to debug)
- vector
- list
- map
- stack
- queue
- deque
- multimap
- set
- multiset
PRs are welcomed!
Thank you!