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doctest/examples/all_features/test_output/enums.cpp_junit.txt

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<testsuites>
<testsuite name="all_features" errors="0" failures="18" tests="27">
<testcase classname="enums.cpp" name="enum 1" status="run"/>
<testcase classname="enums.cpp" name="enum 2" status="run">
<failure message="0, 1" type="CHECK_EQ">
enums.cpp(0):
CHECK_EQ( castToUnderlying(Zero), 1 ) is NOT correct!
values: CHECK_EQ( 0, 1 )
</failure>
<failure message="1, 2" type="CHECK_EQ">
enums.cpp(0):
CHECK_EQ( castToUnderlying(One), 2 ) is NOT correct!
values: CHECK_EQ( 1, 2 )
</failure>
<failure message="2, 3" type="CHECK_EQ">
enums.cpp(0):
CHECK_EQ( castToUnderlying(Two), 3 ) is NOT correct!
values: CHECK_EQ( 2, 3 )
</failure>
<failure message="0, 1" type="CHECK_EQ">
enums.cpp(0):
CHECK_EQ( castToUnderlying(TypedZero), 1 ) is NOT correct!
values: CHECK_EQ( 0, 1 )
</failure>
<failure message="1, 2" type="CHECK_EQ">
enums.cpp(0):
CHECK_EQ( castToUnderlying(TypedOne), 2 ) is NOT correct!
values: CHECK_EQ( 1, 2 )
</failure>
<failure message="2, 3" type="CHECK_EQ">
enums.cpp(0):
CHECK_EQ( castToUnderlying(TypedTwo), 3 ) is NOT correct!
values: CHECK_EQ( 2, 3 )
</failure>
<failure message="48, 49" type="CHECK_EQ">
enums.cpp(0):
CHECK_EQ( EnumClassC::Zero, EnumClassC::One ) is NOT correct!
values: CHECK_EQ( 48, 49 )
</failure>
<failure message="49, 50" type="CHECK_EQ">
enums.cpp(0):
CHECK_EQ( EnumClassC::One, EnumClassC::Two ) is NOT correct!
values: CHECK_EQ( 49, 50 )
</failure>
<failure message="50, 48" type="CHECK_EQ">
enums.cpp(0):
CHECK_EQ( EnumClassC::Two, EnumClassC::Zero ) is NOT correct!
values: CHECK_EQ( 50, 48 )
</failure>
<failure message="48, 49" type="CHECK_EQ">
enums.cpp(0):
CHECK_EQ( EnumClassSC::Zero, EnumClassSC::One ) is NOT correct!
values: CHECK_EQ( 48, 49 )
</failure>
<failure message="49, 50" type="CHECK_EQ">
enums.cpp(0):
CHECK_EQ( EnumClassSC::One, EnumClassSC::Two ) is NOT correct!
values: CHECK_EQ( 49, 50 )
</failure>
<failure message="50, 48" type="CHECK_EQ">
enums.cpp(0):
CHECK_EQ( EnumClassSC::Two, EnumClassSC::Zero ) is NOT correct!
values: CHECK_EQ( 50, 48 )
</failure>
<failure message="48, 49" type="CHECK_EQ">
enums.cpp(0):
CHECK_EQ( EnumClassUC::Zero, EnumClassUC::One ) is NOT correct!
values: CHECK_EQ( 48, 49 )
</failure>
<failure message="49, 50" type="CHECK_EQ">
enums.cpp(0):
CHECK_EQ( EnumClassUC::One, EnumClassUC::Two ) is NOT correct!
values: CHECK_EQ( 49, 50 )
</failure>
<failure message="50, 48" type="CHECK_EQ">
enums.cpp(0):
CHECK_EQ( EnumClassUC::Two, EnumClassUC::Zero ) is NOT correct!
values: CHECK_EQ( 50, 48 )
</failure>
<failure message="0, 1" type="CHECK_EQ">
enums.cpp(0):
CHECK_EQ( EnumClassU8::Zero, EnumClassU8::One ) is NOT correct!
values: CHECK_EQ( 0, 1 )
</failure>
<failure message="1, 2" type="CHECK_EQ">
enums.cpp(0):
CHECK_EQ( EnumClassU8::One, EnumClassU8::Two ) is NOT correct!
values: CHECK_EQ( 1, 2 )
</failure>
<failure message="2, 0" type="CHECK_EQ">
enums.cpp(0):
CHECK_EQ( EnumClassU8::Two, EnumClassU8::Zero ) is NOT correct!
values: CHECK_EQ( 2, 0 )
</failure>
</testcase>
</testsuite>
</testsuites>
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