Greetings,
I have successfully mocked standalone functions employing the FunctionMockLib macros.
Nonetheless, I have been stuck in making progress regarding mocking a protocol.
The problem is that the function pointers of the protocol mock structure are not being properly initialized.
Below I try to illustrate with a made up UEFI protocol.

This is the test I want to mock:

// function that uses my mocked function

INTN getCount() {

// successfully mocked: CounterProtocol = mockCounterProtocol;

gBS->LocateProtocol(&gCounterProtocol, (VOID **)&CounterProtocol);
return CounterProtocol->Count();

}

// gTest file

TEST(getCountTest, returnCount) {

MockUefiBootServicesTable mockBootServices;

MockCounterProtocol mockCounterProtocol;

// expect_call on locate_protocol, where I assign &mockCounterProtocol with the custom action macro, ACTION_P

EXPECT_CALL (mockCounterProtocol, Count).WillOnce (Return (42));

getCount(); // seg fault, gdb shows CounterProtocol->Count points to NULL

}

My first attempt employed FunctionMockLib:

// header file
struct MockCounterProtocol {
MOCK_INTERFACE_DECLARATION(MockCounterProtocol);
MOCK_FUNCTION_DECLARTION(INTN, Count, ());
}

// source file

MOCK_INTERFACE_DEFINITION (MockCounterProtocol)
MOCK_FUNCTION_DEFINITION (MockCounterProtocol, Count, 0, EFIAPI)

No success, then I realized I probably needed to follow the usual C++ pattern for mocking a class:

// header file again

struct MockCounterProtocol: CounterProtocolStruct {

MOCK_METHOD (INTN, Count, ());

};

// source file empty...

I have also tried setting the function pointer directly in the test but no success so far.

I believe the solution might be simple, as it always is, but since I have been around this for days (weeks if I include setting up mocking in general) your help is greatly appreciated.

Regards,
C.C.

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