anonymous_namespace{chapter-1.cpp} Namespace Reference

Classes
struct	test_result
	the container for test input and output. More...

Variables
struct {
uint32_t   anonymous_namespace{chapter-1.cpp}::expected
uint32_t   anonymous_namespace{chapter-1.cpp}::got
}	run []
	the container for test input and output.

Variable Documentation

expected

uint32_t anonymous_namespace{chapter-1.cpp}::expected

Definition at line 58 of file c++20/chapter-1.cpp.

got

uint32_t anonymous_namespace{chapter-1.cpp}::got

Definition at line 58 of file c++20/chapter-1.cpp.

run

struct anonymous_namespace{chapter-1.cpp}::test_result anonymous_namespace{chapter-1.cpp}::run

Initial value:

= {
    {.expected = 1, .got = binary(1)},
    {.expected = 3, .got = binary(11)},
    {.expected = 5, .got = binary(101)},
    {.expected = 7, .got = binary(111)},
    {.expected = 9, .got = binary(1001)},
}

the container for test input and output.

The book suggests making named constants in the global scope, but having a structure both allows me to add elements without much thought, and to use printf, which does one function call, instead of std::cout, which calls operator<< many times for various inputs.