from __future__ import annotations import shutil import subprocess from pathlib import Path def test_switch_native_output_native(tmp_path: Path) -> None: root = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[1] compiler = shutil.which("c++") or shutil.which("g++") assert compiler is not None, "a host C++ compiler is required" firmware = root / "src" / "firmware" executable = tmp_path / "switch_native_output_test" subprocess.run( [ compiler, "-std=c++17", "-Wall", "-Wextra", "-Werror", "-pedantic", f"-I{root / 'tests' / 'switch_native_output_native_stubs'}", f"-I{root / 'tests' / 'bluepad32_native_stubs'}", f"-I{firmware}", str(firmware / "input" / "switch_native_output.cpp"), str(firmware / "input" / "native_output_scheduler.cpp"), str(firmware / "usb" / "switch" / "switch_native_haptics.cpp"), str(firmware / "usb" / "switch" / "switch_haptics.cpp"), str(firmware / "configuration" / "adapter_configuration.cpp"), str(firmware / "core" / "controller_identity.cpp"), str(root / "tests" / "switch_native_output_test.cpp"), "-o", str(executable), ], check=True, cwd=root, ) # A fresh process isolates firmware owner globals without exposing test-only # production reset APIs. The fake runloop drives the real registered handlers. for scenario in ( "approval", "model-gate", "revocation", "revocation-expired", "generation", "overflow", "retry", "partial-replacement", "stalled", "stalled-partial", "feedback-resume", "feedback-outlives-host", "feedback-congestion", "stateful", "credit-driven", "held-state", "pending-hold", "silent-priority", "stop-priority", "reused-credit", ): subprocess.run([str(executable), scenario], check=True, cwd=root)