Mocking inline functions option destroying include files with no inline functions

[kamal-ahmed-emphysys]

I am using Cmock option for mocking inline functions. The option for mocking externs in not set (default). Not sure what is triggering the inline treatment. Plus, even if there was an inline function here, I did not expect the macros and the included file to be removed in the replacement. I am also surprised that the parser does not generate header guards.

I have included the original file and generated replacement. The included file for macro magic and the macros should be irrelevant to the parser.

Original:

/*

• control.h
  */
  #ifndef control_h
  #define control_h 1

#include "vartypes.h"
#include "global_defines.h"

#undef VAR
#undef STRUCT

#define VAR( type, name, init, fname ) type name ;
#define STRUCT( type, ref ) struct _##type *ref ;

//!Typedef for structure that contains all variables in the control structure
typedef struct _control_t {
#include "controlvars.h"
} control_t;

#undef VAR
#undef STRUCT

extern control_t control_def;

int
control_update( void );

void
control_init( void );

void
control_halt( void );

#endif

Replacement generated by Cmock:

#include "../CM7/controlvars.h"
#include "../CM7/global_defines.h"
#include "../CM7/base/vartypes.h"

typedef struct _control_t {

} control_t;

extern control_t control_def;

int

control_update( void );

void

control_init( void );

void

control_halt( void );

[laurensmiers]

Are you using cmock with ceedling? If so, there is a known issue with the test preprocessor (see #328).
But I don't know why the inline mocking is enabled, it is disabled by default.

[M-Bab]

Please check if this is the problem described here: ThrowTheSwitch/Ceedling#706 (comment)

[mvandervoord]

duplicate inline function issues.