Mark VanderVoord

My guess is that your `test_sample.c` file does not `#include "sample.h"` or `TEST_SOURCE_FILE("sample.c")`. Either of these are an option to tell Ceedling which files you want to build as part...

Hi @wonhee-kim -- your desired behavior is still valid, but I also want to bring up that you don't have the current behavior fully captured here. Perhaps you are unaware...

CMock currently has a limitation of arrays being translated into pointers. By default, most compilers will silently allow this casting for single-dimensional arrays, but NOT allow this cast for multidimensional...

Which tests are failing? Most likely, it's missing dependencies. Because it's so few tests, I'd guess you're missing gcov or gcovr or something like that, versus something more common like...

Yes. Arrays and pointers are getting a big overhaul in the next major release. Both are insufficient as they only handle the most common cases.

Hi! Thanks for digging into this issue, reporting it, and offering to help! You're already a superstar in my book. :) This isn't actually a usecase we had considered when...

Hi @jmcdonagh -- here's a thought that might effect this idea. If you look at the history of going from 0.32 to 1.0.n, you'll see that we have large refactorings...

@awiegel -- In the `project` section of your `project.yml` file, there are likely two settings: ``` :test_threads: 8 :compile_threads: 8 ``` If you set these to `1`, do you still...