v2.7.0

New Features:

• Significant improvements to array and pointer handling:
  • Arrays are now passed as arrays. Yes, even multidimensional ones. (Fixes #69, #119, #213, #422)
  • Array plugin now supports comparing char* (string) arguments as byte arrays via _ExpectWithArray, while still treating them as strings via _Expect (Fixes #262 and #177)
  • Improved automatic detection of pointer/length argument pairs (Fixes #520)
  • When a pointer is auto-paired with a size argument, _ExpectWithArrayExtended is also generated as a fallback to allow explicit depth override (Fixes #476)
  • void* arguments now default to pointer comparison without the array plugin, and to byte-by-byte comparison when the array plugin is active (Fixes #400)
  • Handles simple preprocessor features like #if 1 and #if 0 (Fixes #163)
  • Ignores static assertions of various types (Fixes #128)
  • Added option to trace all mock setup and mocked calls (Implements #403)
• Significant improvements to header parsing speed

Significant Bugfixes:

• Fixed matching of pointer/len argument pairs in reverse order (Fixes #479)
• Fixed handling of array of pointers or a pointer to an array (Fixes #450)
• Fixed const and pointer order handling issues (Fixes #484 and #485)
• Fixed handling of skeleton paths (Fixes #488)
• Fixed handling of memory alignment issues (Fixes #178)
• Fixed handling of failures in teardown (#67)
• Improved handling of function-looking structs (Fixes #513 and #334)
• Improved handling of function-looking macros (Fixes #502)
• Improved handling of volatiles (Fixes #110 and #135)
• Improved handling of stub and callback counters (Fixes #132)
• Improved handling and testing of Windows (Fixes #435)

Other:

• Added verification that memory errors are reported and stop tests (Verifies #463)
• Added verification that CMock features pass Valgrind (Verifies #506)
• Documented custom type support (#124)

Major Code/Doc Contributors

These individuals contributed significant features, bugfixes, and improvements.

• Mark VanderVoord
• Roland Stahn
• bal-stan

Also, thanks for your contributions!

Matt Sullivan, Peter Backeman, ml-physec, yi chen

v2.6.0

New Features:

• Reintroduced option to run CMock without setjmp (slightly limited)
• Significant speed improvements to parsing

Significant Bugfixes:

• Make return-thru-pointer calls const
• Fix handling of static inlines
• Fix some situations where parenthetical statements were misinterpreted as functions
• Fix error in skeleton creation
• Improvements towards making generated code fully C-compliant and warning free

Other:

• Improve error message wording where possible
• Improve documentation
• Updated to Ruby 3.0 - 3.3
• Reintroduce matrix testing across multiple Ruby versions

v2.5.3

This is primarily a bugfix release.

v2.5.2

This release adds:

• StopIgnore feature (with Ignore plugin)
• Some rudimentary C++ parsing and mocking (nowhere close to complete)
• Documentation Fixes

v2.5.1

Releasing CMock 2.5.1 officially (even though it has been released since November in Ceedling. whoops)

v.2.5.0

A huge number of bugfixes, particularly around parsing completeness and plugins interacting with one another.

CMock v2.4.6

• Handle pointer to constant types more consistently
• Remove push and pop pragmas for older versions of GCC
• Fix many ruby warnings and minitest deprecation issues
• Handle realloc failures in CMock when dynamic memory enabled
• Updates to Documentation

CMock v2.4.5

• significant updates to the create_makefile option
• fixed race conditions when requiring plugins when using ruby multitasking support
• fixed result file extensions to support scripts again
• ignore mock_ files from coverage analysis
• add pragma push and pop to gcc version of autogenerated test files
• reintroduce ruby 1.9.3 support (it just doesn't get the improved brace matching)
• lots of improvements for handling const
• documentation cleanup

CMock v2.4.4

• Added new naming convention and coding standard
• Started to refactor to conform to new standard
• Avoid undefined behavior in a couple specific situations
• Guess memory alignment if not specified based on int length
• Update to markdown documentation instead of pdf
• Bugfixes to some plugins, particularly return through pointer

CMock v2.4.3

Pull in latest libraries and boost version information