switch-pico/tests/test_switch_native_output_native.py

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Python

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)