wmacevoy

#include <ArduinoUnit.h>

test(t01_first) { Serial.print("one"); pass(); }
test(t02_second) { Serial.print("two"); pass();  }
test(t03_third) { Serial.print("three"); pass(); }

void setup()
{
  Serial.begin(9600);
}

wmacevoy

#include <ArduinoUnit.h>

testing(first) {
  if (micros() > 100) { // just to put off finishing the first test.
    Serial.println("pass first test.");
    pass();
  }
}

testing(second) {

wmacevoy

#include <ArduinoUnit.h>

// This is pretty advanced, you need to use template specialization to
// create mocks with no runtime overhead (other than space to represent
// the mocked environment, if you choose to use it (probably in a test).

struct RealImpl {
  static void pMode(int pin, int mode) { pinMode(pin,mode); }
  static void dWrite(int pin, bool value) { digitalWrite(pin,value); }
  static int dRead(int pin)  { return digitalRead(pin); }